With You Through the Long Night

[Two mad souls saving each other] Before Yu Man appeared, people in their circle generally thought Fu Qingyan had no worldly desires. He was neither a playboy who partied his life away nor someone who showed any business acumen. Money, power, affection... it all seemed meaningless to him. This reclusive, eccentric, strange man, who ought to have been in an asylum or become a monk, began to seem like a normal person because of a woman with nothing particularly remarkable about her. Some said Fu Qingyan had unusual taste, others said Yu Man had put a spell on him, and some guessed Yu Man was just a smokescreen Fu Qingyan had brought in to hide his true sexual orientation... At a banquet, a busybody made an offensive remark and asked Yu Man how she'd seduced Fu Qingyan. "What, you want to learn? Too bad he doesn't like men. Why don't you go to Thailand first? When you get back, I'll teach you everything." The rich heir turned red with anger, rolled up his sleeves, and prepared to teach her a lesson, but a bodyguard who appeared from nowhere tossed him into the pool, where he swallowed a bellyful of water. That evening, Yu Man, still fuming, went to Fu Qingyan to demand an explanation. "When did I ever seduce you? People are out there making things up about me every day, and you don't even defend me?" Fu Qingyan thought for a moment, pushed his computer and documents aside, then picked Yu Man up and set her on the desk in front of him. "Here's your chance to make the accusation stick." Yu Man: "..." Yu Man never thought she'd seduced Fu Qingyan. If anything, he was the one who used his looks, money, and good food to tempt her, keeping her in this world against her will. Notes: The entire story has been rewritten from scratch. The plot and characterizations are all different. The heroine is very depressed at first. Her characterization was inspired by the song I Once Wanted to Die. The hero swings back and forth between being a madman and being chaste. If you don't like the characters, just leave. Theme: Today, too, we must keep trying to live