Let Him Go Down to the West Building Under the Bright Moon

++++++ People are always trapped in their lives by things they can't get when they are young. ++++++It is said that Liang Ye is free and easy, cruel and perverse, does not care about anything, and does whatever he wants. The youthful immaturity and rebellion created the unique Liang Ye, but it also created a Liang Ye who has been trapped in life. ++++++Liang Ye is one of the few people in Song Lai who is greedy and delusional, and the good girl Song Lai stepped out of her comfort zone for the first time, changed her good nature, and did something uncharacteristic, but she only got a broken head and bloody pain... ++++++The story of that year only stops at the poem "Writing Love" written by Li Yi in the book: "From now on, I have no intention of loving the good night, and let him go down to the west building under the bright moon." ++++++The only time Song Lai was cruel to Liang Ye was to "let him go to the west building under the bright moon"... ++++++ +++++ Concept: Li Yi's "Writing Love" From now on, I have no intention of loving the good night and let him go down to the west building under the bright moon