[Completed work in my collection: Love You Before I Die. Upcoming work: Raising a Little Fool into a Tea Trade Tycoon. Please add it to your collection.]
(Note: I may revise this from time to time to fix errors. No need to worry about it.)
When Zhang Xi was twenty-five, he always thought there was nothing wrong with him. But everyone kept telling him he was ill, even the doctors. He didn't believe them. He didn't want to die, so how could he be ill?
If he really was ill, then perhaps all his illness had gone into clinging desperately to one person. That person was the moon he had chased for over a decade. He would rather stay ill like this forever.
But how long could he keep holding on to someone? Each time he hid in a closed room and watched Brother Yu sit in silence, his heart ached. He thought, fine, if I'm unhappy, so be it. Why make both of us unhappy?
He let go. He wanted to write a suicide note, fold it into a paper airplane, and remember the traces the wind and he had left behind.
He wanted to slip away quietly, without disturbing the poplar grove in his hometown or alerting Brother Yu.
His life had been lonely and wretched. He thought that tomatoes and apples grew mold and went bad if left too long. People must be the same. From the moment he began to rot, he had been rotten for sixteen years.
But he never expected that someone would still be willing to buy a rotten tomato. That night, with a knife beside the bed, he had been about to die when Brother Yu came to see him one last time before leaving. He watched Zhang Xi, so sick he was babbling, call out to him again and again.
“Brother, could you stay?”
Yu Xing's heart still ached. Even knowing that if they kept clinging to each other, they would both end up hurt, he set down his luggage and pulled Zhang Xi, blankets and all, into his arms.
“Mimi, I'm not leaving. Your brother isn't leaving. All right...?”
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New story in my collection: Raising a Little Fool into a Tea Trade Tycoon
Xu Tingyu was the village's unwanted little fool. He never had enough to eat or warm clothes to wear, and he was always trying to please Liang Huaiqing with worthless little trinkets.
Liang Huaiqing noticed everything he did. It was all just a clumsy, low-class ploy. He wouldn't fall for it, wouldn't take in a little fool, and certainly wouldn't take him out of the village.
But on the day Liang Huaiqing was supposed to leave, plenty of people saw him pedaling hard on his old bicycle with Xu Tingyu, the little fool who cried at the drop of a hat, sitting comfortably on the back.
Liang Huaiqing explained that he hadn't planned to raise him. He was just taking the little fool to the city to find him a good family to adopt him.
The tea market in Huaicheng was booming. A friend approached Liang Huaiqing with a plan: the friend would provide the money, Liang Huaiqing the effort, and together they would build up a successful tea plantation.
Liang Huaiqing, who hated tea plantations, firmly refused. He would never touch the tea business again, never process tea, and never earn a single cent from it. He also asked his friend to find someone to adopt Xu Tingyu as soon as possible.
But the day after his friend brought him news about an adoption, he saw Liang Huaiqing at his tea plantation, not only processing tea with dazzling skill but turning every batch of green tea he handled into Huaicheng's biggest bestseller.
Liang Huaiqing explained that he hadn't meant to get into the tea business. Xu Tingyu was in poor health and needed a lot of money. He was only taking care of him until the day he recovered.
Years later, Liang Huaiqing had become a tea tycoon and the heir to one of China's ten most famous teas. After giving an interview in a suit and tie, he went home, got a basin, and washed the rabbit plushies Xu Tingyu had been saving up for days, one by one. Then he hung them outside by their ears to dry.
After someone photographed him, a reporter asked curiously, “I hear you dote on your partner. You'd just finished a busy day at work, but still spent two hours washing his plushies for him.”
Liang Huaiqing explained that he was only indulging Xu Tingyu because he was eleven years younger. Washing the plushies was just something he happened to do. He didn't spoil him.
After he said this, the reporter noticed his wrist beneath his suit sleeve, where a watch with a little white rabbit drawn on it in black marker peeked out by accident.
Theme: May the world be kind, and may we find the courage to keep living.
It's really easy to cry. My eyes are really swollen from crying at night. I would like to ask if there is a physical book of this book. No, I think I should buy a copy for my collection.
Damn it, you can't send men to jail, and women should at least be detained. Is there any royal law? It's such a straightforward domestic violence, detention, intentional injury, should I just let him go? I really can't understand the lack of legal punishment...
I can't bear to part with them. The two of them have been through so much hardship in the past. It feels like the boat has already crossed the Ten Thousand Mountains. After watching the extra episode, I still feel a sense of regret that a thousand sails have passed. I can't bear to let them go. Maybe it's because the two of them were really miserable in the early days and suffered too many hardships. It makes me worry about their life in old age. It always makes me feel lonely. I wish brother Xi Xixing a happy, healthy and long life!
The writing is very good, and the last words touched me deeply. Thank you for the limited exemption!
I'm so greedy after reading this chapter. I hope Xixi and Brother Xing can always be happy like this... I can't bear to leave them.
In fact, a few days ago, I couldn't sleep at night and flipped through my old collection and found this book. I stayed up all night and finished reading it, and I still burst into tears. When I read it before, I skipped some chapters because I couldn't stand it (I felt that Xixi was in too much pain). Now I still can't stand it and haven't subscribed to it all, but I'm still sad. The ending of the story is good. I always think this book is too real, too real. I think this kind of family, especially this kind of mother, really feels too real. It's been a long time since I've been reading Xiao Tian's novel TT. I wish the author all the best.
I feel like I don't like Xixi a little. As a boy, he is too weak and not brave, so he will become a victim of school violence every time, but later I feel that boys must be brave!! The novel is Yu Xing, but in reality there are no such good people, so if you want to live a good life, you have to work hard and be strong.
Thanks for a good ending In fact, I had given up hope on this book before, and kept reading it intermittently, forgetting it, and then remembering it. I always come over to see you again after a long time The book is full of sadness, and Yu Xing is his hope. From the stage of studying to the current internship, this period is really difficult. I need to use some external objects to let myself out and cry out. Because sometimes I feel really difficult and sad, and if I don't vent it out, I will completely collapse. When did you feel this way? Probably because if you do the same thing too many times, you will react later. There was a sense of embarrassment, which took advantage of Zhang hope's sadness. However, I am still very happy that "you are separated from your original family, and you and Brother Xing are getting better step by step in the future."
I wish Xixi and Brother Xing will always be happy in that world. Like Brother Xing, I fell in love with you Xixi at first sight. Xixi is the cutest child, the bravest boy, and the happiest younger brother of Brother Xing in the future. Good luck to Brother Xing!! Comparison
It's so sweet, woo woo woo (my heart melts)