Completed. Originally titled Sound Eroding the Bones
[Blurb]
Yi Cizhou, heir to the Yi Group, marries Shu Wan, a woman who is hard of hearing, because of a marriage agreement made by their grandparents.
At a banquet, a friend asks Yi Cizhou, "What's that on your sister-in-law's ear?"
Yi Cizhou's expression darkens, and he brushes the question off.
Back home, he says coldly, "Either cover your ear with your hair, or stop wearing that hearing aid."
Shu Wan loves him, so she says okay.
They act inseparable in public and distant in private.
Their days pass in a haze until one night, a fire accidentally destroys the villa where Shu Wan lives.
Early the next morning, Yi Cizhou rushes over and stares at the ruins. He thinks he should be glad to finally be rid of that deaf woman, but instead he charges inside like a madman and searches frantically.
In the end, he says only three words: "Find her."
From then on, Shu Wan is nowhere to be seen in the Yi household. In her place is a drunk who spends every day clutching a bottle and drinking until he passes out.
Everyone thinks Shu Wan died that night. Only Yi Cizhou knows that he never found her remains.
For three years, in a daze, Yi Cizhou crosses deserts and oceans, searching for her and hoping to make it up to her.
At last, he finds her at a remote seaside guesthouse.
The fire disfigured her and changed her appearance. She changed her name to escape him, but he still recognizes the hearing aid on her ear at a glance.
Looking at this beautiful woman, both a stranger and someone familiar, Yi Cizhou wants to keep her by his side again. So he kneels and says, "A Wan, I love you."
But Shu Wan sweeps back her hair, takes off her hearing aid, and tosses it into the water.
"Mr. Yi, have you forgotten? I can't hear you."
[Over the course of a year, she slowly learns not to love him, while he quietly comes to love her to his very core...]
~At first, he makes a habit of tormenting her. Later, she torments him mercilessly.
Pure romance, a groveling ex-husband's redemption arc. This really is a crematorium, the kind where you get burned to death.
Warnings:
There is a second male lead and a female supporting character. The male lead doesn't get redeemed, and the second male lead doesn't end up with her. Readers who mind these things, beware!
The male lead is genuinely awful at first, but spoils her rotten later.
Basically, they torment each other back and forth. Old-school melodrama and angst. Bad ending, bad ending, bad ending!
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To deal with her family's pressure to marry and harassment from her sleazy ex, Gu Shiyun impulsively goes on a blind date. She casually picks a wholesome young man with impeccable credentials who has dedicated himself to serving his country. They skip dating and go straight to a whirlwind marriage.
But right after they register their marriage, the man is urgently recalled to his unit that very afternoon. Gu Shiyun can't even remember what he looks like.
He is gone for two years. Because of the sensitive nature of his mission, there are no photos and not even a phone call. Gu Shiyun enjoys two peaceful years on her own. This life, like being a widow without having to raise children, is a model of clear-headed bliss. She couldn't be happier.
Then one day, an earthquake strikes the southwest. As a medical worker on the front lines, she rushes to the disaster zone at once.
When an aftershock hits, Gu Shiyun can't evacuate in time and is buried beneath a mud-brick house. She waits two days and a night before a military dog dropped in by air digs her out.
After recovering, she brings canned meat to thank the dog. The man standing behind it looks her over carefully and says with a straight face, "Hello, I'm Captain Cheng Yun, leader of this air force rescue team."
"Thank you, Captain Cheng." Gu Shiyun is moved to tears. "What a coincidence. Your name sounds exactly like my husband's."
Cheng Yun clenches his fist, concealing the scars covering his hand, and walks up beside her. He says each word slowly: "Doctor Gu, have you ever considered that I might actually be your husband?"
Gu Shiyun: ?
Easygoing doctor vs. air force captain
SC, HE, married first, fall in love later
Theme: Care for people with hearing impairments
After reading it, I feel so disappointed and it's hard to calm down. The male protagonist really fell in love in the end. The female protagonist no longer loved him, but he still loved her. Otherwise, he would trade his life for her safety. Only when he died could the bad old man stop. As for the second male lead, he also loves her, but what is it, the kind of love that lusts after her body? He helps the heroine love the heroine, but requires the heroine to use her body in exchange for equal value. In the end, he doesn't want her after he knows that the heroine has never loved him?? Damn it. What surprised me the most was the bodyguard. The invisible man No. 3 Was so miserable. He always paid his dues silently and never had any wrong thoughts about the heroine. He stayed with the heroine until his death. When he died, he said he was sorry that he could no longer accompany his wife. I cried to death. This be is not the kind of be that makes you hate it so much and feels so good, it is the kind of be that is very memorable.
I just feel that the heroine's life is so miserable. She was deceived by the person she loved, and in the end she was deceived by the person she trusted. The best bodyguard for her was gone in the end. Alas, I feel sorry for the heroine, but the hero also made it on his own. When he fell in love with the heroine, he still didn't believe it, and he didn't realize it until he lost her. Alas
Although the ending is so touching that I want to cry, but when I think of all the abuses the male protagonist has done to the female protagonist before, and the fact that he treated that rotten female cousin Mu Mu better than the female protagonist, I want to say that he should have died a long time ago!
It seems that the previous hint was correct, as expected, it was the second male lead who let go first. Alas alas. What a pity you have to pay for a bodyguard! He stayed with the heroine like air from the beginning to the end, and finally hung up, hung up?! It's hard to calm down
The first man died, the second man died alone, and the second man died alone. It was a tragic life.
After watching it, I was really upset. Let's have a sweet extra story. It doesn't matter who the CP is, as long as the heroine is happy!
I thought it was the kind of bloody revenge, but I didn't expect the story behind it to be so high-end. This kind of writing is quite nice. I don't like silly and sweet writing. After all, it's hard to agree with others.
From the beginning to the end, only Fu Shenmai hurt the female protagonist, which is a pity for the good male protagonist.
I just want to know how the old man died
Can we make a less sadistic episode?