Su Cheng was born to be the young master held in the palm of the Su family in Beijing. He doesn't need to do anything for the family, but he can enjoy all the benefits the family brings - a generous life, unlimited freedom, and everyone's preference. He is sunny, loves to laugh, and is heartless. He thinks that the biggest worry in his life is why the girl with a pear-shaped smile never looks at him more.
The incident happened unexpectedly.
The uncle died unexpectedly, the father suffered a heart attack after being investigated, the mother couldn't bear to leave with him, and the grandfather passed away after losing two sons. He was sent abroad and stayed there for six years. After returning to China, my eldest brother also left. The young man who once had nothing to do had to take over the turbulent family and sharpen himself into a sharp knife.
The sunny boy died, but the one who survived was the decisive and murderous head of the Su family.
Lu Jianchu grew up in love. Her parents were ordinary employees and gave her all their love and support. She worked hard and was admitted to the best high school in Beijing, where she met a boy who always sat in the last row. The way he looked at her was so bright that she didn't dare to answer him.
After graduating from high school, they never met again. When they met again, he was living next door to her, with scars all over his body and no light in his eyes. Out of friendship as a classmate, she accompanied him through the darkest times. Until he confessed, she refused - she couldn't tell whether it was love or the obsession of grabbing the only driftwood when she was drowning.
But she didn't know that what a person grabs when he is drowning will not let go until he dies. Unable to pursue her, he imprisoned her beside him.
Can't escape.
Then, sink into it.
Reader comments
The male protagonist's perspective is described very delicately.
I like it very much so far. Some of the descriptions of the male protagonist's young throbbing are also very delicate and have a very real touch. The male protagonist dares to do it for his own pursuit (he is in the same school as the female protagonist:-)
The emotions are very delicate, the writing is good, and the logic is clear. I haven't seen such a good novel on Tomato for a long time.
The male protagonist's perspective is described very delicately.
I like it very much so far. Some of the descriptions of the male protagonist's young throbbing are also very delicate and have a very real touch. The male protagonist dares to do it for his own pursuit (he is in the same school as the female protagonist:-)
The emotions are very delicate, the writing is good, and the logic is clear. I haven't seen such a good novel on Tomato for a long time.