No Joy Like the One in Your Eyes

Weili has always thought of herself as a well-adjusted young woman of the modern age: steady and reserved. But when a professor assigned too much work, she said a few little things that made him faint. That wasn't her fault! Taking swimming lessons in broad daylight? Not appropriate, not appropriate. She only put two frogs in the pool to avoid offending public morals, so why was she given a demerit? The morgue was too stark and frightening, so while exploring it several times for a screenplay, she wore a mask to scare ghosts, but ended up scaring people instead. In the end, she was brought before Jing Muqi. She really wasn't doing all this just because she wanted to see him. Some people think Weili is a fake girl hiding behind a mask. Only Jing Muqi knows that she has been far too well protected. After taking her in, he watches her experience the world one step at a time and find her own path. Just like when they first met, he smiles gently as he watches his girl gradually shine brighter and brighter. Calling all readers: there's an adorable wife here, come take a look! Theme: