After Abandoning the Dodder Character

The sickly and quiet Zhou Tuo has been in love with her fellow disciple for many years, and he also takes good care of her. Occasionally, her uncle teases him and asks him to become a Taoist couple with her, but he does not deny it. Junior brother likes to travel, no matter where he goes, he will bring back all kinds of gifts for her. Zhou Tzu thought that one day he would get married to his junior brother, so naturally he turned into a dodder tree and wrapped around him, loving him deeply and never leaving him. It wasn't until the junior brother met a beautiful woman with a peach-like face outside. His eyes seemed to be on fire when he looked at her, and there were various emotions on his usually cold face, that she realized the difference between him and that person. She thought it was just a short-term fascination, but she didn't know that it was an everlasting love. It didn't take long for the junior brother to develop a deep love for him. No matter where he went, he would take that person with him. He would do everything in his life and take good care of him. It turns out that if you like someone, you are not willing to let her wait. Zhou Tzu was unwilling to accept the fact, and cried and asked his junior brother why he didn't explain why he didn't like him. The young man just said coldly: "Who cares about a pet that wags its tail and begs for mercy." Zhou Tzu's mind and spirit were shattered, and his heart was as gray as death. That night, she left the sect where he stayed alone. The young man stood behind her, looking at her back expressionlessly, his eyes indifferent and distant, as if all the past had turned into ashes. But he forgot that Zhou Tzu was a dodder. He looked weak but was actually extremely domineering. Whatever she made him be like, he would be like that. She might wither away if she left him, but he wouldn't even think about it. The trivial things she left behind seemed to have no trace, but they were pains that trickled down and lasted forever, teaching him to live and die. One day, Cuscuta will also be able to straighten up and live a contented life. Demining: ①The dodder flower is just a metaphor ②Growth flow heroine ③Sweet text in an alternative sense ④Ending HE Intention: One day, you will straighten your back and live freely