This story follows a girl from humble beginnings who meets the love of her life. The gap in their family backgrounds and social status makes her give up the person she loves. Though Mr. Yan dotes on her and helps her rise, she eventually thinks things through and chooses to end their relationship. She can’t bring herself to tell Mr. Yan everything. She thinks that if they have to part, she wants to remain someone beautiful in his memories. In the end, Mr. Yan brings their unforgettable relationship to a dignified close, with no blame or resentment, only heartache and reluctance to let go. You were born before I was, and by the time I was born, you were already old. This love will be buried forever in both their hearts. Goodbye, Mr. Yan. Better to forget each other than to cling to one another and drift through life.
Easy to understand, colorful plot, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking This work is very well written, and I feel the same way while reading it. The author's thoughts are delicate, and there are classic sentences in many articles, which support the adaptation of this novel into a short play. Mr. Yan's words, let her see the world, see all sentient beings, see herself, and then make a choice. His love for her is really doting. Tears streaming down my face