Chu Bai remembered that that year, both of his parents died, and he cried so hard that the Chu family's assets were divided up by good relatives, not even a house was left to him.
It was He Mu's family who took him in.
Then he left resolutely because of his pride. Later, he was severely beaten by society, and the He family appeared again to save him from the fire and water.
At that time, He Mu was full of bookishness, as if the violent young man he had glimpsed had never existed.
Chu Bai still remembers He Mu's appearance when he first met him.
The 16-year-old boy was in his prime. At that time, his eyebrows were lowered, and his red lips opened and closed. Even if his words were dirty, they became the white moonlight in Chu Bai's heart: "Don't let go of your figure. My parents have tried their best to deal with your family. In the end, it depends on you whether you can solve the two or three problems with the Chu family."
He even heard He Mu whispering "Don't make mud for me" when he passed by him. He couldn't hold himself up against the wall.
Today, the young man back then still has red lips and white teeth, but he has become a handsome young man with a bookish air all over his body, with some indifference in his eyebrows that has experienced vicissitudes of life.
Later He Mu became a monk.
From now on, there will be no more young people in the world.
There is no day when flowers bloom again, and Chu Bai is lucky enough to be young again.
Now, he protects the young man's glory.
Concept: A very bad person can also become very good