Shipyard director x high school Chinese teacher
A childhood sweetheart romance with a nine-year age gap.
One year, Shen Zhengkai, whose career had been going smoothly, was suddenly transferred from the bustling metropolis of Shanghai to the island city of Yunzhou. There, he found the salty sea breeze, a dilapidated old shipyard, and the best Yun Shu.
Yun Shu asked him why, when he was sixteen, he'd traveled all the way from Xi'an to Yunzhou to visit his uncle, only to meet her first, and why, now that he'd been transferred here from Shanghai, he'd ended up living right across from her by pure coincidence.
Shen Zhengkai thought for a moment and said, "Maybe it's fate. You're missing me in your life."
Theme: Strive on, youth
A girl like the heroine who burns herself and helps others is great, but I don't like it and even look down on it. Ultimately, it's because she is too cowardly and has low self-esteem. She is always afraid of causing trouble for those around her.
The heroine is such a bastard. I am really annoyed by the heroine here. Her father, stepmother, and half-brother are just rubbish in society. Everyone calls them, so I don't want to comment on them. Let's just talk about the heroine. She can't stand up on her own, and I can't even sympathize with her. I think back then, she was talking to her brother to speak for her scumbag dad and that stepmother. When I watched it, I didn't know what exactly happened. Now that I know, I can only say that the heroine is both a saint and a bastard. Most of the time, people living in this world really can't live a good life with the word "tolerance".
Doesn't Principal Bai like the heroine or is the CP of her colleague?!
. . . The ending is so sloppy.
What is the color combination of purple sweater and khaki suspender skirt?
Finished? No extra story?
There hasn't been a day of kissing yet
Why did my biological brother get divorced?
Scatter flowers and talk eloquently, it's beautiful! Collected