My first article, thank you all for watching
📍Contains system guide✅
Song Chen&Jiang Zuo
Campus Literature + First Unrequited Love, Then Dual Love
📍A young master with good grades and a rich family👉🏻Shou👈🏻✖️Secretly cool but shy on the outside but possessive on the inside😋Gong
=Two Psychopaths🤓(Comment from the author)✅
📍Crazy criticism of the docile appearance × the mouth is too cold for the young master✅
A collision at the corner of the corridor caused the homework book to fall, and what crashed into Jiang Zuo's eyes was what he had been planning for a long time. The phrase "little devil" is Song Chen's casual remark, but it is his obsession that is engraved in his bones and blood - "I bumped into him first, he can only be mine." In the heart of Crazy Pirates, a huge paranoia only belongs to the two of them.
Song Chen's coldness, arrogance and awkwardness prevented him from seeing through the surging love behind Jiang Zui's words "I hate you". The game he rushed to with full of joy was finally tempered by the words "I'm going to die" into a heart-piercing betrayal. Jiang Zuo's "death" pushed this misunderstanding to the extreme. Self-doubt and longing gnawed at him day and night. He replayed that moment over and over again. He hated Jiang Zuo's decisiveness, but couldn't help but recall the past, struggling repeatedly on the edge of love and hate.
The reunion three years later was caught off guard. Jiang Zuo, who had lost his docile appearance, revealed all his possessiveness like crazy. Song Chen was defeated by his restrictive approach and his undeniable strength. The two of them tore apart each other's disguises in repeated fierce pulls - Song Chen's pride was just the armor for fear of being thrown away again; Jiang Zuo's cowardice was the humility of not daring to declare his paranoid love. The scars buried by pride and cowardice were finally bloody and exposed in front of each other in the confrontation between love and hate.
"I hate you"
"I'm going to die"
Intent: The Destruction and Redemption Strategy of Paranoid Love