Qi Qi was not kidnapped. After she escaped from the laboratory, she was taken in by Li Cu, and by the way, she was "collected" by Wu Xie.
She talks little and doesn't argue, like a silent grain of sand in the desert. Wu Xie is good to her, but it may not be ambiguous; she follows Wu Xie, but it may not be out of trust. It's just that on this road leading to Gutongjing, they all lack a shadow who will not betray.
The wind and sand were so strong that no one could see anyone's face clearly. But they know that everyone's bones hide secrets heavier than life.
"It's not kidnapping, it's choice."
"It's not love, it's living."
It is divided into two volumes, with different protagonists. The upper volume is slightly 75-direction, and the lower volume has no cp. I haven't thought about the introduction to the next volume yet, I'll make up for it later (lie down). The worldview has expanded. There are a lot of scenes with the adjutant Zhang Rishan, so if you don't mind, don't join.
Motto: You never walk alone, there is always a face to catch you.