Firefighter Shen Yan devoted his life to protecting two things: the water hose in his hands, and the steady heartbeat of his son, Ping'an.
Ping'an was an orphan Shen Yan had rescued from the rubble, a sweet child who tugged at everyone's heartstrings.
His new neighbor, Lin Yubai, was the youngest cardiac surgeon at the city's central hospital, gentle and composed. An emergency rescue in an elevator brought the two men together.
But when Shen Yan tried to get closer, he was gently pushed away with the words, "We're not right for each other."
Not long afterward, a massive explosion rocked the city. Shen Yan charged into the fire against the flow of fleeing people, and never came back...
It feels like the person who appears behind is Shen Yan. Is he alive? I just faked my death to escape because I had a mission, and then continued to fall in love after the mission was completed. It feels very similar to this chapter in the new update.
My personal opinion is for reference only: overall I like this book very much, including the characters, profession, plot, style, etc. In addition to the protagonist, I would like to QQ the child Shen Ping'an. He is a little pistachio, super humorous, smart and cute! Advantages: The content is vivid and interesting, and the characters are lifelike Disadvantages: (Everyone has different opinions, my reservations) Summary: Average, but with bright spots
Is Shen Yan going to be behind you?
The content is very good and not sloppy. Thank you to the author!
The content is very interesting. I want to continue reading. It's a very good story.
I don't know how to describe it, it just looks good. I like the slow style.
It's okay, it's good to watch, but it's not the kind of book that loses interest after reading two pages. Those who are short on books can read it.
The teacher wrote it really well. I really like this setting. But teacher, will Shen Yan really sacrifice in the later stage? 🥺 🥺 😢
Come on, come on, come on 👍👍👍
It's a very interesting book. I like the content and character settings. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.