Qi Qiaozheng, played by Zeng Jiang, fulfilled all my fantasies about an uncle. One netizen said that if a pear tree were to crush a begonia, she would obediently pounce on it. That's very bullshit. When watching "I'm Kind", I always feel sad for Qi Qiaozheng in it. This all-powerful figure in the shopping mall is like a baby longing for a warm embrace. What he fears most is just losing his loved ones, but the ending is so tragic. I guess I could adapt my own version of my good-natured ending? From a Danmei perspective? In an attitude of respecting your elders? With an attitude of loving and caring for many characters? Is that possible? No one listened to me, so I started writing. Even if there is a high, it is all love, all love, all love. There is no disrespect at all. Please forgive me.
The novel begins with the day when Diana dies and Haonan is released from prison instead of Qi Qiaozheng. Because of her beauty, Yi Ming's beauties were ignored individually. Because they disliked Shi Changchun and others, the family ignored them all.
After Haonan was released from prison, he confessed his love for Qi Qiaozheng, but Qi couldn't accept it for a while. Haonan flew to England full of guilt. However, he met his biological father, Jiang Dingbang, which aroused Qi's jealousy. Later, in order to get the Qi family back on track, Haonan worked hard to develop the company's strength, even selling his body in exchange for a contract. Qi was furious, beat Haonan ruthlessly, and left decisively. A few years later, Qi Shi's company developed rapidly and gradually got on the right track, but there was no news about Qi Qiaozheng. . .
Uncle Qing said that "the longer you have Qi Qiaozheng, the more afraid you are of losing it." He hoped that everyone would have more hope and less regret.