Originally titled Su Tong. I changed the title, the cover, and the original plan. Well, I guess I really am fickle. I doubt many people will like this ending, but the melodramatic version from before just wasn't my style. Still, I believe in seeing things through, so I'll finish it and then delete it. Anyway, I've always been happy just doing what I enjoy. The rest honestly doesn't matter to me.
Now that I've rambled this far, this story is a mess. I originally wanted to write about a young maid who weathered the storm and finally saw the moon, but then I realized that I really do like arrogant, domineering wives, so I started making changes.
Anyway, I've always done things however I please. The only thing I want is to write the whole story properly and not get stuck again...
I haven't experienced this myself, so there may inevitably be some plot holes. Oh well, as long as I'm having fun.
P.S. Cover will be removed upon request.
Theme:
I like that cannon fodder boy. He is gentle, gentle, sunny, and sunny, but Su Tong doesn't know how to cherish him. Maybe she shouldn't blame her, maybe even she herself doesn't know what Su Tong wants. He Yan is a good man. As Ye Jing said, his gentleness seems to belong to everyone, but there is indeed a clear dividing line. What I give to you and what I give to her are two completely different things. You go faster and faster~ I still like the feeling of Su Tong and He Yan being together. He Yan gave Su Tong a different feeling, and Su Tong will also give He Yan a different kind of love. As for the woman who went abroad, she couldn't persist for five years casually. The choice between career and love = = True love is rare, and I don't want them to miss it like this. It's not that Mo Yun is bad, but how can one person be sure that that person will wait for her return honestly? Mo Yun owed He Yan too much. I don't like this kind of separation between the two places. It's either together or goodbye.
It feels very considerate. .