A Heart-Wrenching Groveling Romance

[This novel is complete. The full text costs 2.3 yuan. Please support the official release, thank you!] [Coming soon: After My Mortal Enemy Tricks Me into Marriage and We Join a Dating Show, I Give Up and Go All In. Please add it to your collection.] At first, to Shang Qingli, Liang Cha was exactly what his name suggested. An inexpensive cup of cold herbal tea, easy to do without, unremarkable in taste, but refreshing and good for cooling you down. The second master of the Shang family in the capital leaned lazily against a Pisces throne. "Xiao Liang, be with me. At least you'll live like a proper person." A year later, Second Master Shang had grown tired of him. With an arm around his new lover's waist, he said to Liang Cha in an offhand way, "Haven't I treated you well enough? You should know when you're well off." He also said, "Those were just games. Why are you making a scene and threatening to kill yourself?" Then he said, "This trick again? Have you had enough? If I'm not marrying a woman, am I supposed to marry you?!" So Liang Cha left. They say that day, Shang Qingli smashed everything in his home to pieces. Much later, the next news Liang Cha heard of him came from Shang Qingli's assistant, who begged Liang Cha for help. Reluctantly, Liang Cha went to find the man who had been missing for days. The cemetery lay blanketed in snow. Shang Qingli was slumped against the blank tombstone Liang Cha had once prepared for him. Blind drunk, he wept helplessly and in utter misery. When he saw Liang Cha, he thought he was dreaming. He begged, almost humbly, "Liang Cha, don't go... Don't go..." The once carefree and commanding Second Master Shang, who had held the capital's elite in the palm of his hand and stirred up the winds and clouds, was nowhere to be seen. Reading notes: 1. An angsty, old-school pursuit-after-the-breakup story. Happy ending. 2. Extreme fans of either the top or bottom, please kindly refrain from reading. Theme: Life is like water, yet does it have no bounds? Clouds are blown into snow, and the taste of the world is simmered into tea. When facing pain, if you can pick things up, let them go, and see things in perspective, life will become whole.