Not Yu

As the old saying goes, “You are not a fish, so how could you know what brings a fish joy?” Only after a lifetime of hardship does Zhao Che understand that he never knew what Kong Lingyu truly wanted. He fell in love with her at first sight when they were young. The Prince of Linchuan devoted himself to Kong Lingyu, the legitimate daughter of the Duke Yansheng's estate. Her beauty was peerless, her calligraphy astonishing. With a heart full of sincerity, she came to the capital, believing they would live happily year after year. But burdened with the power of the heir, the young prince grew arrogant and conceited. One mistaken choice cost him the woman he loved forever. When they meet again, everything has changed. Why has the sweet, spirited girl lost her innocence, grown cold, and gained a frost in her eyes? She keeps him at arm's length, maneuvering at every turn and mercilessly tormenting Zhao Che as he finally comes to his senses and pursues her without relenting. Trapped in remorse, he desperately begs her to turn back. She coolly walks away, wanting nothing more to do with their past love. It turns out that from the day he let her go, there was no longer a Kong Lingyu in the world who loved Zhao Che. Only Zi Feiyu remained, coldly turning her back on love. No contrived melodrama, no pointless cruelty. The heartbreak lies in the hero loving someone who will never love him back, a fate he deserves.