Modern Romance / Mature Women / Cultivated Rebellion / Taboo Sadomasochism / HE
Fang Jingshu escaped from a domestically violent marriage at the age of twenty-two and took her three-year-old daughter to Qin's house to work as a cleaner. She met Qin Moyan, a six-year-old young master who had just lost his parents. She took care of him silently for twenty-one years, from the old house to the villa, leaving him meals, keeping vigil, giving him medicine, and giving him cakes on birthdays that no one remembered. He is the heir to the aloof group, and she is the most silent and constant presence in the family. She thought this was her duty, but twenty-one years later, he held her wrist and said, "They all want something from me, but you are different." Nineteen years older and with a huge disparity in status, she used her life savings to arrange for him to have another woman's child, then left a letter and left. He searched for three years, and finally sat in her small noodle shop, ordered a bowl of beef noodles, and asked with red eyes: "Is there a shortage of people in the shop?"
Highlights:
Age difference and identity taboo - she is the nanny who watched him grow up, and he is the young master nineteen years younger than her. This relationship has been burdened with the weight of the world from the beginning.
The system of upbringing is reverse pursuit - she raised him, but he spent the rest of his life repaying her. The road to chasing his wife is long and arduous.
The male protagonist of "Unclean" has an affectionate core - underneath his playboy appearance, every girlfriend has her shadow, and it took him twenty-one years to see his own heart clearly.
Divine assist from the daughter's perspective - Fang Zhiyao is not only the guardian of his mother, but also the witness and promoter of this relationship.
Chai Wife Crematorium - From the villa to the small town noodle shop, three thousand kilometers and three years, there are thousands of words hidden in a bowl of beef noodles.
