Kapok Blossoms Falling on the Wind

The opening chapter unfolds the delicate and restrained two-way pull in the workplace. Su Nian is cautious and cautious, accustomed to hiding his talents, and can only passively accept his fate when he is assigned to a foreign assignment for no reason; his new boss Lin Jingyuan has always been stern and distant, and he ignores personnel conflicts in the workplace, but he makes an exception and uses resources to protect Su Nian. The author is good at describing obscure emotions through details such as staring at each other in the conference room, eavesdropping on the stairs, and secretly changing transfer orders. The heartbeat of adults hidden under the official shell is restrained and full of atmosphere, making people unable to help but explore the subsequent entanglements between the two. The writing in the first chapter is delicate and sophisticated, and the description of the environment and the psychological portrayal complement each other. The noisy office environment at the beginning highlights the workplace atmosphere, the meeting scene creates Lin Jingyuan's cold and powerful character, and a few strokes outline Su Nian's sensitive and reserved character. There are many foreshadowings: the brief gaze on the stage, the silent listening on the stairwell, and the secretly shelving of orders. The male protagonist's seemingly unreasonable protection is full of suspense, and the boundaries between public and private are blurred, arousing strong curiosity in the readers, looking forward to uncovering the past and hidden thoughts of the two.

How can a person whose obsession is deep in his bones and his heart forget it at just a word? How can a person who is in love let it go at his word?