The sweetness of years that flow like water, the sorrow of days that sing like a song.
After five years, Su Rongyue finally saw clearly who was worth staying for. Love means two hearts choosing each other and helping each other grow, not me striving to reach you while you hesitate and retreat at every step. The past is like a dream; everyone has their own fate. At last, she understood that having enough is better than having everything. There is no need to demand too much, or to demand to be loved. Loving yourself is the greatest lifelong romance.
The second male lead, Gu Yunfan, devoted his body and heart to one person. It was a form of cultivation, restraint, and discipline, and his highest tribute to his idol. His spiritual idol was Zhou Enlai, who lived in the West Flower Hall a century ago. His favorite flower was the begonia.
At first, Su Rongyue thought love could overcome any obstacle.
Later, she accepted that love could not overcome reality.
In the end, she believed love could conquer every hardship. But was that really true?
She remembered that winter, when Gu Yunfan asked, “Does it have to be him?”
She answered firmly, “It has to be him.”
He asked, “You won’t regret it?”
She smiled. “Never.”
He asked, “What if things change in the future?”
With tears in her eyes and a smile on her lips, she said, “I’ll accept whatever comes.”
Love is about being evenly matched, weighing the pros and cons, and following your heart.
This is the first time I've written a book review for myself, so I'm leaving one star to avoid getting arrogant. How to put it? This novel leans towards realism, transitioning from campus to the workplace. Those who enjoy workplace scenes will have to wait until after chapter 100. I initially hesitated about whether to write about my four years of university, but ultimately decided to.