Not Seeing Guanyin

A sweet shou who goes crazy for three days, gets sick for five, and keeps fighting to the bitter end (probably)

A neighboring male god gong who specializes in treating crazy kids (maybe)

A well-rounded good kid gets dropped among a bunch of geniuses (just kidding)

Blurb

Tan Heqiong x Chu Huan

Modern setting, film director circle, (somewhat) rekindled romance, older man (eight-year age gap), melodrama

People love to worship Guanyin, praying for wealth, safety, and deliverance from suffering.

Chu Huan has his own Guanyin, whom he placed upon a pedestal when he was young. Tan Heqiong is a legend among film directors. He rose to fame at a very young age, but switched careers to become a producer when he was at the height of his success.

"Tan Lang rides a crane over Qiong Mountain." Chu Huan thought the name was wonderful, so wonderful it could inspire devoted love, so wonderful it could tell a tale of fickleness.

Guanyin saves people, but loves no one.

Keywords: rescuing women in distress, bringing someone down from their pedestal

A little aside

I like people who hold on to their beliefs, but I like those who overturn them and reshape themselves even more.

This story is a birthday gift for my best friend. Cheers for the Rosebud!

Life may be exhausting, but one's youthful innocence and passion, courage and greatness, and girlish heart remain.

Happy Birthday!

08.23