Wherever the Light Ends

The year Wei Zichen was selected by the Nie family, he had just turned seventeen. He was wearing a washed white school uniform and stood in front of the carved iron gate like a stray cat that had strayed into the palace. Nie Weichen is the most valuable young master in the circle. He spends money like water and has a bad temper. His greatest pleasure is to torment this new "study companion" in various ways. Wei Zichen is good at everything, but Nie Weichen is so proud that he has low self-esteem and can only scold him with red eyes in front of others: "You are just a dog raised by my family." Later, the Nie family was in trouble, and Nie Weichen fell from the clouds, experiencing the warmth and coldness of human nature. When he was kneeling in the snow begging for help, it was Wei Zichen who walked up to him holding an umbrella and squatted down in front of him, who was in a state of desolation. Nie Weichen said in a hoarse voice: "Now it's your turn to laugh at my joke." Wei Zichen reached out to brush the snow off his shoulders, and his voice was as gentle as before: "It took me seven years to get here. I am not here to laugh at you, but to take you home." But Nie Weichen didn't know how difficult it was for Wei Zichen to climb from the mud to the position of everyone's attention. And what stands between them is far more than these seven years.