He Jiu appears to be an avant-garde thinker on the outside, free and easy, and outspoken; on the inside, he is very traditional; he is persistent and fragile, and he is afraid of losing what he wants. He dare not pursue it but holds on with a stiff neck until he meets Sui Jiao. He Jiu thought: This grandson is not only cold-faced but also cruel-hearted. He is not like a man, has no sense and is shameless!
When had Sui Jiao ever suffered such a loss? He turned around and begged for nothing to marry He Jiu, and then brought him home to provide for him every day. He wanted to be as pious as possible. Sui Jiao thought this way, when I was a child, I had everything I wanted, and when I grew up, I didn't ask for anything that I couldn't get. It was only when I saw He Jiu that he was pitiful that I felt compassion for him, not that I tossed and turned about asking for nothing. No!
He Jiu suffered a lot when he was a child, but he only found a lot of happiness when he grew up.
He Jiu always wondered: Is my life too smooth? I can still live so leisurely with such a bad temper.
Sui Jiao rolled his eyes: I'm not supporting you from behind.