If Qin Yannian had never appeared, Cheng Yanluo would have followed the usual path: become a university lecturer, marry her childhood friend, have one or two children, and live out a quiet, contented life. But later, she became Mrs. Qin, the lucky woman online who had married into a wealthy family.
When Qin Yannian was a child, a fortune-teller told him his life would go smoothly, except that he would suffer heartbreak. At the time, he hadn't taken it seriously. Looking back through human history, how many people could afford the luxury of precious love? He was just one among countless ordinary people, and would simply choose someone to marry. But later, he finally understood that the “heartbreak” of love was something he couldn't overcome, even after reading all the books left by those who came before him. That one person was a treasure he would do anything to keep by his side.
Cheng Yanluo said that possession wasn't love.
Qin Yannian replied, “A drowning person can't bear to let go of a piece of driftwood.”
I woke up and realized I'd marked the progress of my story incorrectly. I was so startled that I hurried to correct it. The story isn't finished. I'm revising it bit by bit. Locked chapters will gradually be replaced with new chapters and then unlocked. ---2024.10.03
Theme: Refusing to escape the abyss of desire means suffering the torment of love forever
