"If love is a course that needs to be taught by others, you are the one who teaches me. Although I don't know the specific definition of love now, I hope you can tell me."
Jian Jingcheng, who was unemployed at home and threatened not to look for a job anymore, after a long tug-of-war with her parents, accepted the reconciliation conditions sent by her parents: "Then find someone to marry." She decided to seduce her childhood sweetheart Mu Shiyang, who lived next door and was the same age as her. Out of some intuition that she couldn't explain clearly, Mu Shiyang would definitely not refuse her.
I don't know when it started, but what was Mu Shiyang thinking about who was so obedient to Jian Jingcheng? After all, is marriage, a major life event, really that simple?
"Then how do you explain that I love you?"
The journey of true love exploration between Jian Jingcheng and Mu Shiyang, a model of male morality, is also known as "The One Who Taught Me to Love" and "Preparation for Marriage". In the end, I thought the title "Premarital Conversation" was good.
Intention: Only when we grow up do we realize that time is not enough for us to grow into adults
