The Dew Will Be White from Now On

Ding Lu lied to Tan Ye that he owned eight buildings in the center of the old city, and Tan Ye believed him. Ding Lu lied to Tan Ye about her nine-digit assets, and Tan Ye believed her. Ding Lu also said that it was her first time falling in love and she didn't know what to measure, and Tan Ye believed her. Later, because Tan Ye pestered her to meet her parents at her home in the old city and hang out together, her pocket money fell below 100. When she accidentally saw her ex-boyfriend in high school, she had to dump him. - Tan Ye: "The house in the old city is a school dormitory. The nine-digit deposit is binary, but it is actually only five hundred. Your first love was the first love you had in the month you met me, right?" Ding Lu: "It's a long story..." Tan Ye: "Long story short." Ding Lu: "If we met in a bar, there's no need to be so serious, right?" Tan Ye said gloomily: "You are dead." Liar vs Hypocrite Intention: Sincerity is in the most inconspicuous place