City B singer Shen He (Shen Heng) had his first concert since his debut. The company politely asked him to give the gifts originally given to his fans to the designated people in the audience.
Shen Heng retorted: I don't.
When the last song of the concert ended, Shen Heng picked it up casually and said, "Then the next bouquet of baby's breath, I decided to give it to..." He ignored the staff's eyes, looked at the fans closest to him, bent down and handed it to one of them.
The fans in the audience immediately screamed and screamed, and at the end of the concert there was another climax. White and golden fluorescent sticks surged wildly in this wave, which was a sea of stars. Shen Heng squatted on the stage and smiled at the fan, "I'll give it to you."
A few years later... They were together.
The flower language of the sky full of stars is, I am willing to play a supporting role and love you without telling everyone. I want to give you the sky full of stars, but I feel that the stars in the sky are not as good as you.
The main point of view is the perspective of the subject, occasionally interspersed with the perspectives of other characters. It is generally sweet, and the abuse should be... Not too big, yes.
Let me clear things up for you:
The original singer's name in the book is not that of any particular singer, so please don't make your own assumptions.
The setting of City B is strongly against homosexuality, and its thinking is relatively feudal (don't ask why, I'm just stupid if you ask)
There are many CP lines in the book, four in total, for both men and women, but the sub-lines are not described so much. (Except for the main storyline, men and women are now open to women and men.)
(PS: This is my first article. The writing is average, even bad. Please forgive me if I didn't do well in some places. Thank you)
Purpose: free love