Lin Xi was born into a royal family, and her family arranged to marry her as a child. Her fiancé, Lu Zheng, was the commander of the Iron Fist Battalion's reconnaissance company. He liked her but did not act on her. He did not reply to her messages or answer her phone calls for three years. When they met, he would only say "I'll talk about it later" with a straight face.
She drove to the army to break off the engagement, but Lu Zheng still treated her with airs. Lin Xi turned around and walked out of the office building, and saw a soldier carrying a log on the training ground - with two crossed sharp blades embroidered on his armband, Zhou Lin, an instructor of the "Cang Lang" special brigade. He was broad-shouldered and taciturn, and his ears turned red when he looked at her.
Lin Xi's temperament is more arrogant than Lu Zheng's. If you don't want me, I won't care about marrying you. She turned around and became interested in Zhou Lin, and chased him for three days, forcing the cautious "wolf" from "You are Lu Zheng's fiancée" to "Don't recruit me" to "I'll wait for you."
Lu Zheng went crazy when he found out that Lin Xi really fell in love with someone else. They chased her to the training ground and blocked her, pushed the order and came to snatch her. Two men wearing different training uniforms stood facing each other at the entrance of the camp, with the same girl standing in the middle.
But Lin Xi had already made her choice - she wanted the special forces instructor who said "inappropriate" but had red ears, not the iceberg that couldn't melt after three years of covering it up.
After getting married, Zhou Lin was transferred back to Beijing. They lived a peaceful and sweet life with two people and one cat. Lu Zheng toasted a glass of wine from a distance at the wedding, said "congratulations", and left the ceremony gracefully.
Intention: It's not about non-marriage, it's about happiness. In fact, you will be happy no matter what.