Before the age of eighteen, Jiang Nan believed wholeheartedly in just three things: the ancient temple on Fangluo Mountain was the most fun place in Jiangcheng; beating people up in the alley behind the junior high, on the left side, was the most discreet; and Shen Qu Mo was the best person in the world.
Before the age of eighteen, Shen Qu Mo devoted himself to avoiding three things: the black-spotted dog by the neighbor's front door, the food his mother cooked herself, and the most annoying Jiang Nan in the whole world.
Before the age of eighteen, Jiang Nan spent six years chasing Shen Qu Mo. Just as she thought it was a game of cat and mouse, he showed her through his actions that it was really a contest between a fox and a pig.
After the age of eighteen, Jiang Nan had fallen on hard times. Just as she'd buried Shen Qu Mo in the desert of her heart, someone appeared before her like a ghost, carrying a diamond the size of a pigeon egg, and asked, "Would you marry this fox?"
Why do I like the second male lead?
Although this article is not my favorite type, the author's writing style is very to my liking. After thinking about it for a while, I decided to comment. Come on, author!! It's very well written~~