The most inexplicable thing in this world is emotion. No one knows how to be tempted or what the result will be.
It doesn't really matter whether the encounter between Chen Muchi and Tang Yiqing was inevitable or accidental. What's important is that it rippled their hearts for no reason.
One is an embarrassed teacher, and the other is Ming Yu, a dignified general. There is a gap between them. Chen Muchi hesitated and waited. When that person's inadvertent tenderness showed up in front of him, what should he do? When crises arise in front of him, how should he make a choice?
I don't know why I can't reply to the comment. Thank you Zhu Sheng-kun for reminding me. Actually... Well, because I am not good at writing poetry, the poems in the article are basically appropriated from previous works. I hope it will not mislead friends who are reading the article. I will look for it first and see if there is a poem in that chapter. I will make a note. In addition, after reading Zhu Shengjun's comments, I think it is indeed on point. In fact, this is also a habit of mine. Even I feel that the personal characteristics of the characters are not obvious, but I just don't know how to clearly portray them. In fact, I am still too immature, and I don't have a clear idea of what to write. When Zhu Shengjun said it, I also felt that, well, the beginning of their previous relationship was indeed a bit abrupt. I'm so ashamed~ I'm really grateful to Mr. Zhu Sheng for reading the article in such detail and giving me your opinions. Thank you!