[From tit-for-tat to staying together for a long time, a deep love that spans time]
On the day when Song Qingchu fled to Su City, he didn't expect to meet Lu Jin - that young man with unruly features and eyes, a hard mouth and a soft heart. He used the harshest words to hide the most secret tenderness.
She endured his ridicule and made things difficult for her, but when he ridiculed her in public, she retorted for the first time: "I didn't offend you, don't talk like that."
The stunned look at that glance became a turning point in the relationship between the two.
He began to silently help her get out of trouble, but he said harshly, "I think you are clumsy." He quietly held an umbrella for her, but said, "Don't catch my cold."
But a sudden parting and a heartless text message from their mother made them miss their entire youth.
We met again after many years. She was the editor holding the manuscript, and he was the president of the company.
Misunderstandings are uncovered layer by layer, but love never fades.
This time, he no longer spoke harshly, and just wanted to protect her behind him: "Song Qingchu, I owe you the time I owe you, and I will spend my whole life making up for it."
In the courtyard with green tiles, the loquats remain the same. From their youthful retort to their long-term relationship, their love is an obsession that spans the years and a long-lasting perfection.
Concept: core concept (3 sets of differentiation, accurately fitting the core of the story)
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