He is well-behaved, he is disobedient. Both descriptions refer to the same person.
Gu Wuxing thought Jiang Qiyan was very well-behaved, always listening to him. If things had stopped there, they would have lived happily and sweetly together for the rest of their lives. But Jiang Qiyan disobeyed him, and they broke up twice.
When Gu Wuxing started high school, he returned from overseas and ended up at the same school as Jiang Qiyan. Jiang Qiyan had never refused any of Gu Wuxing's requests, whether reasonable or not. That wasn't really true: Jiang Qiyan had refused him before. But Jiang Qiyan had already become so deeply woven into his life that when Jiang Qiyan chose to leave, Gu Wuxing didn't want to find anyone else. He went looking for Jiang Qiyan himself and waited for him to come back.
Jiang Qiyan had once been a young master, too. Later, his family fell apart, and he had to depend on others for a place to live. If his parents had been happily married, perhaps he would have been like Gu Wuxing. But that wasn't the case. They came from two different families, and Gu Wuxing was simply himself, not a reflection of anyone else. Even so, Jiang Qiyan still wanted to fulfill every request Gu Wuxing made, including those made by his family.
This is the story of Jiang Qiyan and Gu Wuxing. It spans a long time, from their first meeting in high school to spending the rest of their lives together. It focuses on their school days, then follows what happened after they parted ways twice (strictly speaking, it was only once; they were just in different cities for college).
Jiang Qiyan, who does everything he's told, and Gu Wuxing, who makes unreasonable demands
Theme: Study hard, no dating before graduation
