Who says that if you pay, you will be rewarded? Who says that others will definitely accept what you think is the best? Where is the perfect Platonic ideal of love? Tired of seeing those idealized stories about how the attacker or the recipient finally gets the prodigal to return and stay together for the rest of their lives, let's take a look at real life.
Su Liangsheng had never been in love in his life, but he loved three people with all his heart. He worked hard and gave Zhong Yuan what he thought was the best, but Zhong Yuan just didn't respond to his wishes. They were neither lovers nor enemies, but they had been entangled for a lifetime. Su Liangsheng is neither cheap nor stupid, he knows that he is a man until there are heavier things in his life; Zhong Yuan is neither scum nor bad, he just carries too much on his shoulders. There is not only a gap between them in terms of family, parents, children, and public opinion, but there is also a wall called fate. It's not that I don't love, it's that I can't afford to love.
Let's look at a different story that is as plain as a boiled egg in warm water, and a more grounded and real story between men. There are no business wars, no gangs, just ordinary people.
Can one-night stand lead to love?