Their close friends all know that, despite his cool and restrained image to outsiders, Shan Xiyan keeps a beauty hidden away. In reality, he has a stand-in who looks a lot like his late girlfriend.
Everyone can see that Su Ying is madly in love with Shan Xiyan, while he treats her with utter disdain.
But later, Shan Xiyan is the one madly in love, and Su Ying is the one who treats him with disdain.
Su Ying stays by Shan Xiyan’s side for five years.
For the first four, she loves him so humbly that she loses herself.
In the fifth year, Su Ying finally wakes up and realizes that the person she should love most is herself.
So every time Shan Xiyan hurts her, she takes back a little more of her love for him.
In the end, Su Ying realizes that leaving him isn’t hard at all.
[Bonus Scene]
One night after their breakup, Su Ying gets a call from Shan Xiyan.
The man on the other end of the line is drunk, his voice choked as he murmurs, "I lost my little oriole. Can you tell me where she went?"
Su Ying says nothing. He asks, sounding even more heartbroken, "When is she coming home?"
After a moment, Su Ying lets out a cold, mocking laugh. "Mr. Shan, we’ve broken up."
A few months later, Shan Xiyan blocks the doorway to Su Ying’s home and holds her tightly, as if he wants to crush her into his very bones.
But Su Ying deftly pushes him away and swings her metal-chain purse at him. A gash instantly appears across his sharply defined face.
Standing before him, Su Ying looks indifferent and cold. Impatiently, she reminds him, word by word, "You and I are broken up."
The man’s eyes redden as he says hoarsely, "I never agreed."
· D station dance creator × founder of a tech company
· The woman suffers first, then the man / A real groveling chase to win her back / Six-year age gap
[Important content warnings. Please read.]
· The male lead’s first love has died, and the female lead is a genuine stand-in. He grovels to win her back. Happy ending. Lots and lots of melodrama; do not read if that bothers you!!!
· The male lead never slept with his first love, but readers who require a completely chaste male lead should not read.
Theme: Everyone is one of a kind. While loving others, don’t forget to love yourself.
It's just that online dating is a bit awkward at the end.
What should I say? I still cried after watching the result for the third time? I felt that the ending was really rushed, and it felt a bit forced that Su Ying and Shan Xiyan were together in the end! Huh?
Maybe it's because the process is a bit cruel, but I kind of want to be
Emmm, I don't know how to put it, I'm satisfied just from the perspective of chasing my wife in the crematorium, but the female protagonist disagrees. She knows that there is someone in the male protagonist's heart, but she still wants to be a substitute, okay, you do it, but you are a substitute, but you still want the same treatment as Bai Yueguang. He has supported you for so long, but you are not grateful but always feel that he has hurt you. Your love brain is really speechless.
Feels as sick as eating shit
After a nap, I had a dream. I dreamed that I was following a Korean drama, and then I woke up. I missed you so much. Your fans have said that the plot and framework are all set, and if you change one thing, you have to change many things. I would like to say that when Korean dramas are filmed and broadcast at the same time, the plot and framework are set early, but the content and plot are still appropriately modified based on the audience's response after each week's broadcast, right? You didn't just shoot based on your own shortcomings, right? That's why good movies and TV series are presented, right? You don't have to choose, right? By the same token, this is a serialized novel. If one person finds a problem, it may not be a problem. If two people find it, three people find it, four people find it, or many people find it wrong, doesn't that still explain the problem? Do you want to continue writing without revising? Is this the right attitude? TV dramas are so complicated and can be adjusted, but novels are difficult to adjust? If you don't modify it yourself, will the comment section do you harm? After director Wu Jing finished filming Wolf Warrior 2, his own ideas for presenting the work were different from those of the editor. He did not stubbornly follow his own ideas and asked the editor to listen to him. He also listened to the editor's opinions to make his work more perfect. (Maybe the example is inappropriate) So, author, you have not only made no progress in writing for 4 years, but have also regressed. This is caused by many reasons. Our comment area made you emotional, but there was no so-called Shura battlefield in the comment area at the beginning. It was you who completely refused to listen to our good opinions for you. You are responsible for this matter. It can be said that the author is closed to the outside world. A large part of the reason is that your fans should stop supporting you blindly. They should give you the courage to admit the failure of this article, instead of telling you, just be happy, follow your own ideas, and write articles just to make yourself happy. Facts have proved that there are big problems with the ideas and thoughts of your article. I also don't understand. For the author's sake, shouldn't fans of the author look at the issue more comprehensively? Why only provide comfort but not reflect the problems to the author? I think telling her the author's shortcomings is what a fan should do, right? I woke up in the middle of the night, what are you talking about? Totally useless. The author seems to be 25 years old. Think carefully about why people were so fond of your last book but are a little disappointed with this one and no longer plan to read your article. There is no shame in admitting that you were not prepared for this article and that it was not well written. If you are brave enough to speak up about the problem, I think everyone will still respect you as a man.
This is the most ridiculous episode I have ever seen. . .
Why not? I can't see enough. I can't see enough.
The loss of contact on the plane really tortured me. Woohoo.
There's too little sweetness at the back