[Male-male romance | Heir to a wealthy family × lawyer from a poor background] A Hong Kong-style story
[Rekindled love | Sweet and angsty | The husband-chasing crematorium | Mutual salvation]
Both are each other’s first love! HE!
Wen Jinheng was the heir to Hong Kong’s top conglomerate, an untouchable idol in the eyes of outsiders.
Yet he knelt in a downpour at St. Paul’s College and proposed to Song Zhi, a poor boy who had come from Yunxiu Village.
Years later, even Song Zhi couldn’t understand where he’d found the courage to marry Wen Jinheng.
Three years of cold silence in the side hall, family banquets where the Wen family wouldn’t let him take a seat, and a prenuptial agreement requiring him to leave with nothing: a marriage worlds apart had worn Song Zhi down until he was a walking corpse.
“Wen Jinheng, I’ve signed the divorce papers. Remember to sign them.”
After enduring it for three years,
Song Zhi left nothing but the divorce papers on the mountaintop road.
In the pouring rain in Sai Ying Pun, Wen Jinheng begged him not to leave him.
But all he got in return was Song Zhi’s resolute decision to divorce.
If Song Zhi stayed close to him, he would suffer.
Wen Jinheng had no choice but to let him go.
But just as Wen Jinheng was about to sign the divorce papers,
Song Zhi tore them up right in front of him.
Later, sitting in Wen Jinheng’s arms, he spoke in a broken voice: “Even if I ruin my life in the Wen family,”
“I won’t let anyone else bully you!”
Wen Jinheng.
Being close to you means being close to pain.
But being away from you,
I can’t be happy.
This time, Song Zhi wouldn’t run away.
He would be the one to catch his idol, his Wen Jinheng, and hold him steady.
In Song Zhi's three years, not only did he experience all the tastes of life, but he never left behind the ups and downs. Love comes from the heart, hatred comes from coercion. As he said, being close to Wen Sheng meant being close to pain, but letting him go was the heart-piercing reluctance that continued to spread day and night even after he signed a divorce agreement for three years. It's not that I don't love, it's not that I can't love, it's just that a young person's love can last for many years. The vow is too shallow under the framework of reality and under the huge shadow. It's just that love is too sad. During Wen Sheng's three years of witnessing and experiencing day after day, and in trying his best to change, every day was actually filled with love and uneasiness, guilt and sadness, and more importantly, the reluctance to let go of "selfishness" wrapped up in the name of love. From the fact that he could only be deprived of the right to get sick, we can see how miserable his past was. If he wanted to wear the crown, he had to bear its weight, but under his rights, there was nothing else, and how cruel it was. He really wants to take power and change, but how can a huge and realistic system be replaced in three to five years? Witnessing the difficulty of a lover, but unable to completely change, in the end he is just young. Everyone under the Wen family is a prisoner. Love is born from one person, and from now on, love and hate cannot be controlled by oneself. In fact, I have wondered why Wen Sheng openly resisted his family. I have seen many protagonists who are willing to fight against their families for one person, because love makes people compromise. However, in Wen Sheng's story, when he does not have the ability to control and does not have enough love, all cause and effect fails. I also thought that Wen Sheng later wanted to propose elopement, so why didn't he propose it earlier? Did he not want to? No, he couldn't. Can they escape under the shadow as huge as the sky? The answer is so clear and sad. At that time, Wen Sheng was helpless and tried to grasp the last straw, but he couldn't even open his mouth. Sincere love, the grind of life. Some people may say that if you know the pain, you should end it as soon as possible, and there is no need to torture each other. But even after Song Zhi and Wen Sheng went through all kinds of things, in fact, they never regretted it. On the contrary, they loved each other's presence in their lives too much. Love is born from each other, and from now on, love and hate are not controlled by oneself. I saw what was written in big letters: He (Song Zhi) endured it for three years. Not to see everyone bullying his favorite Wen Jinheng. I suddenly felt that in the story of Song Zhi and Wen Sheng, Wen Sheng, who seemed to have a prominent family background, was actually the "lower one", and Song Zhi, who came out of Yunyou Village step by step, was the more "free person". Song Zhi finally had the courage to let go, but Wen Sheng left Song Zhi and was left powerless. In their stories, I saw another look of love. It's not like in other stories, love can overcome all difficulties, but love that makes us unable to help ourselves, love that makes us learn to let go. (I am biased towards attack and control, and all content comes from my own feelings. It is my first time to write a long review, and there may be some shortcomings. If you don't like it, please don't attack it. Everyone is welcome to read the book and discuss it together)
A very delicate article, both in terms of emotion and writing style. In the early stage, there was a sour feeling of being unable to control oneself and speaking insincerely. I really wanted the other person to be happy, but I didn't dare to speak. But the two babies are very brave in the end, and I hope they will always be happy. It was really well written, it made me burst into tears, really. I must write it down 😢😢😢
It's very interesting and the emotional line is also very delicate [Please update] Will there be a story line between Luo Wenjun and An Zhiyu later?
What about the divorce agreement? The content in the introduction is torn. Why is there no divorce agreement?
Let me put it bluntly, it is very beautiful. Author, can you update it faster? 😘