At the east end of town is a retro-style photography studio. It uses camera lenses from the 1980s, and even develops its photos in the most primitive darkroom, using old-fashioned techniques.
Senior editor Su Qingshi is assigned to interview the owner of the studio. While gathering material, she accidentally comes across an old photograph. She doesn't recognize the person in it, but somehow he seems familiar, especially the mole on his neck.
The owner introduces her to the studio's photographer, and only then does she realize that the person in the photograph is none other than the photographer, Cui Qingxu. Qingxu has an indescribable air of composure about him, gentle as jade, with an unnameable sense of a bygone era surrounding him.
While Qingshi is away using the restroom, the phone she left in the darkroom rings.
When Qingxu hears the song "1874," he can't help losing himself for a moment. He had come here in the first place to search for her.
More than a century lies between them.
A week later, a new neighbor moves into the apartment across from Qingshi's. It is none other than the photographer Qingxu, who remains unruffled by praise or blame and moves with the grace of a spring breeze.
Gradually, she discovers many of his secrets.
It isn't until one time, when he gets drunk, that she learns the truth: he likes her.
In every lifetime, the two of them are complete opposites.
First lifetime: A devil-may-care female general skilled in martial arts VS a seemingly gentle and refined young marquis who is actually devious
Question: What is so good about the young marquis that you like him this much?
Miss Zhang: The young marquis is both talented and handsome, a true gentleman.
Miss Cui: The young marquis is like a gentle breeze and white clouds. You couldn't find a second person like him in this world.
Qingshi: The mole on the young marquis's neck is very pretty.
Everyone is stunned.
Qingshi: Since I've already seen it, I have no choice but to take responsibility for him. I'm sorry, everyone.
Second lifetime: A mysterious young lady with a double identity VS a bright and perceptive wealthy young master
Third lifetime: A wine-loving female editor VS a photographer with the air of a retired cadre
Their first romance: A little white dragon with a crush on an old immortal~
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Theme: Even people with very different personalities can become kindred spirits.
Su Qingshi: Refuse to marry Cui Qingxu: I started to be curious,..., And gradually fell in love.
Su Qingshi CP Cui Qingxu
I've read the story before, but I didn't like it very much, so I didn't read it. However, I've been reading a lot recently, and I came across this story, so I clicked on it and fell in love with it.
I have a small suggestion. I personally think that when you write the article, you can diversify the subject appropriately, use more pronouns or change the perspective. Especially in this article, the male and female protagonists have similar names. I feel that every sentence has Qingshi/Xu, which makes the reading not smooth and easy to be confused.
Emmm... I always thought my wife's ID looked familiar, but today I looked through it and suddenly realized that I had collected another article of yours, actor brother☺️ Come on, update, duck dear
So, are there only three lives in total? Shorter?
🌸🌸🌸 Thank you very much
Thank you for your hard work, madam. I was attracted by the title of the article. I always felt that it had a charming but not gaudy feeling. There are too many sand sculpture style articles now. I'm so glad you didn't abandon them.
Oh my God, has Madam stopped updating?
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