The Wild Wind Stirs

1. They had been childhood sweethearts for twenty years, and everyone around them thought Lu Yining and Song Yiqing would go from school uniforms to wedding dresses. But when the Lu family fell into trouble, Song Yiqing immediately cut ties with her, saying she had someone else in her heart. That person was Lou Wangshu. Song Yiqing said Lou Wangshu was the gentlest, most considerate, most resilient, and best person in the world. Song Yiqing said marrying Lou Wangshu was something she had to do in this life. During her postgraduate studies abroad, Lu Yining dreamed every night of Song Yiqing praising Lou Wangshu. After returning home, Lu Yining ran into Song Yiqing, who had already married the woman she loved. Song Yiqing said Lou Wangshu was the dullest, most boring, most neurotic person in the world. Lu Yining sighed. She remembered the third year after she left the country, when she asked Song Yiqing to lend her money. The woman who answered Song Yiqing's phone sent her the money. That woman's voice was gentle, like the bright moon illuminating the night: "Is that enough, little sister?" Later, Song Yiqing divorced Lou Wangshu, and Lu Yining was right there to win her heart. Whenever she raised the stakes, she would kiss Lou Wangshu beside her ear and ask with a hint of malice, "Is that enough?" She wanted Lou Wangshu to hear those words, remember them well, and never forget who she was. The little sister she'd given life-saving money to in the bitter winter of that year, not just Song Yiqing's childhood friend. 2. Lou Wangshu had always felt she and her wife, Song Yiqing, belonged to two different worlds. But Song Yiqing had pursued her passionately and persistently for two whole years. She believed Song Yiqing's earnest promise, "I'll always treat you well," and thought she had married for love. But once the novelty wore off, Song Yiqing was left with nothing but irritation toward her. At a dinner gathering, a mutual friend let slip that Lu Yining had returned to the country. It wasn't the first time Lou Wangshu had heard that name. Before the wedding, Song Yiqing said Lu Yining was the most annoying person in the world. Now, Song Yiqing said Lu Yining was a bright, passionate little rose. Their mutual friend teased her, saying Lu Yining was still the cinnabar mole etched in her heart. Lou Wangshu's powerful intuition told her Song Yiqing had fallen for someone else. She began discreetly collecting evidence and deliberately getting close to the little rose her wife talked about, Lu Yining. She thought Lu Yining was on Song Yiqing's side. Unexpectedly, Lu Yining couldn't stand Song Yiqing, and was the only one on her side, supporting her divorce with all her might. She even helped her find a place to live and a divorce lawyer, and helped her get back everything that should have been hers. In the end, she even found her a new wife. Her new wife was wonderful in every way, a cut above Song Yiqing in every respect: radiant, passionate, generous, and caring. Her only faults were that she was jealous and loved to compare herself to others. From financial means to height and arm span, she had to compare herself with Song Yiqing in everything. Reader's guide 1. This blurb was written on June 2, 2026. 2. Readers who insist on chaste relationships, please stay away. Theme: