Everyone says that Gu Yi, the eldest daughter of the Gu family, is the flower of the high mountains, and no one can match her.
Gu Yi came from a good family, was born into a wealthy country, and studied top-notch. She was the dream lover of countless young men in Ning City.
Everyone is curious about what kind of boy such a delicate and beautiful girl will fall in love with when she first falls in love in the future, whether he is sunny and handsome or gentle and gentle like jade.
Regardless of his appearance, he must be a dragon or a phoenix among individuals, a young man from an aristocratic family who is as bright as the moon and the breeze.
Gu Meiren herself said coldly that I am not interested in falling in love. Do you have money if you have me? Will you study with me? Are you as good-looking as me? Little fairies don't need the love and affection of these mortals.
Later it was said that Gu Meiren fell in love with the people in her paintings.
Everyone is curious about how the person in the painting is so stunningly beautiful that she can capture the heart of the eldest daughter of the Gu family who is so aloof and indifferent to everything.
It was not until later that the eldest daughter of the Gu family insisted on pushing forward the engagement with Young Master Han, the only person in Ning City who was qualified to match her and who was her childhood sweetheart.
Young Master Han was so angry that he ran to Gu's house to see which pig had humiliated the cabbage he had worked so hard to care for since childhood?
It turned out that he was an abandoned son of the Jiang family, and Young Master Han was autistic.
Young Master Han: Does he have as much money as me?
Gu Yi: No, but I do!
Young Master Han: Is he as good-looking as me?
Gu Yi nodded silently, I think so.
Young Master Han: What do you like about him?
Gu Yi: He is Jiang Si.
Young Master Han is furious
Since Gu Yi started learning to draw, he has only painted one person.
His back and profile.
His close-ups and long-range shots.
His frustration and joy.
His youth, his future.
Purpose: When we grow up, we will all learn to love this imperfect world