[Main story complete]
[Please add my upcoming story, The Old-Fashioned Man, to your reading list~]
*Older woman-younger man romance / resilient little white flower who can love deeply and let go × stray dog who acts obedient but is actually messed up*
When Tang Sijia was twenty-two, she had just entered the workforce and rented a run-down top-floor apartment. It was cold in winter, hot in summer, and she lived alone.
Then one day, when she came home from work, there was a young man in the stairwell.
Eighteen-year-old Shi Chuan was covered in bruises. He looked at her with clear eyes and held her hand. "Big sister, help me."
Tang Sijia was bewitched and took him home. From then on, there was someone waiting for her there.
The boy was handsome, always smiling, sweet-talking and considerate. They were like siblings at first, but then they gradually crossed the line, like a wildfire spreading across the plains.
After they were intimate one time, Shi Chuan said, "Big sister, I'm leaving."
At eighteen, Shi Chuan had already learned to hide his fangs. He used a fool who longed for a family and wouldn't hold a grudge as a stepping stone, climbing step by step into another social class.
Tang Sijia watched from upstairs as Shi Chuan walked away without looking back. It was true that she didn't hate him.
But even touching something Shi Chuan had touched made her physically sick to the point of vomiting.
*
Shi Chuan never expected to see Tang Sijia again.
It was dusk, and the clouds on the horizon looked like a dog. Tang Sijia stood outside a client's company in a long, moon-white dress, waiting.
Shi Chuan knew her company was on the verge of bankruptcy, and that she'd come to ask him for help.
Just like he had once done.
Shi Chuan watched quietly. After she had waited for a few minutes, he walked up to her. "Ms. Tang, long time no see."
Then he watched Tang Sijia quickly step back a few paces, avoiding all contact with him, her gaze passing over him to the person behind him.
She smiled, just as she had smiled at him back then.
She said, "Mr. Shi, I'm here to pick up my husband."
Reading Guide
● The male lead is sexually inexperienced, and the timeline is fixed. The heroine will have intimate interactions with her eventual partner later on.
● Older woman-younger man romance. The hero is a puppy early on and a miserable puppy later.
● A melodramatic story with a happy ending. Readers who don't like this kind of story should proceed with caution.
Upcoming story: The Old-Fashioned Man
Xie Xun was someone An Ying had painstakingly won over. He was handsome, chaste, polite, and rich.
Unfortunately, he was a prudish old-fashioned man with germophobia.
Kissing, making out, and even hugging all had a fixed schedule.
One hug a week, one kiss every two weeks, one intimate encounter a month. She had to ask permission to hold his hand in public, and they had to disinfect themselves properly whenever they went out and came home. She could forget about sweet nothings altogether.
As time went on, An Ying began to feel that Xie Xun was dating her only because he had given in to her "shameless" pursuit, not because he loved her.
One day, while they were out, An Ying broke with tradition and asked him in front of a crowded fountain: Do you love me?
Xie Xun didn't know this was her last chance to ask him. As usual, he told her to stop making a fuss and transferred some money to her.
After that, An Ying never asked him again.
Nor did they hug or kiss anymore.
On the night of their monthly intimate encounter, Xie Xun, who had been sulking all month, prepared her favorite flowers and candlelight.
Halfway through dinner, the lights went out and the candles flickered. As he took out the bouquet, he heard her calm voice across the table: Let's break up.
#About how my prudish ex-boyfriend became irresistible after we broke up#
Theme: What the heart desires is the direction it will follow.
To be honest, the writing of this article is very good, but unfortunately the whole thing is really far-fetched Ever since the two broke up, the heroine has had a far-fetched fiancé and a boyfriend. It doesn't have the tug-and-tear feeling of the author's previous works. Create for the story of the copywriter. The protagonist looks very papery. Not three-dimensional and full at all.
When reading other sadomasochism novels, I would also regret that the heroine is not with the gentle male protagonist, but this is mostly because the male protagonist has no harm to the heroine's affectionate character. However, the relationship between Song and the heroine in this article is undoubtedly closer to the heroine's yearning for love and the future. Later, Song's personality collapsed and they were forced to have a cold war, pushing the heroine to the male protagonist's side and letting the male protagonist be "abused". But I just feel that it is the female protagonist who is essentially being abused. The female protagonist has been mentally bullied by the male protagonist in the name of "pursuit". From another perspective, the male protagonist's experience is almost a happy one. He has a prominent family, holds power, easily drives away his lover, and step by step eliminates all possibilities for the female protagonist to enjoy other healthy relationships. Even if the process of pursuing her is constantly hurting the female protagonist, he also gradually makes the female protagonist accept and obey his pathological love, and has a good harvest in both career and love. Did the male protagonist really pay any substantial price from beginning to end? Not only did he not lose anything, he also got such a good heroine.
After probably going through the plot once and then re-watching it, I was horrified to think about it, and I just felt chills running down my spine, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists became even more unbearable. The male protagonist's love is so terrifying that the female protagonist cannot escape the male protagonist's "control" over her from beginning to end. Their initial relationship ended in deception and exploitation, and the male protagonist's subsequent "pursuit" process can only be described as coercion and inducement. The so-called "gradually learning to love" is just to constantly hurt the heroine and "force the hero to wake up" through the heroine's pain. How can people learn healthy love through hurt? This unhealthy relationship is twisted and full of pathological control from beginning to end. From forcing the heroine's marriage to break up, to intervening to destroy the heroine's other truly healthy relationship, giving her respect and warm feelings, to the hero's father morally kidnapping the heroine in the name of kindness and forcing her to be with the hero who has caused her the deepest harm so that the hero can "grow". As for the male protagonist's performance in the final plot where the male and female protagonists confirm their relationship, no matter how much this behavior is beautified in the name of love, in the final analysis the male protagonist is still tracking and monitoring the female protagonist. I think the male protagonist's morbid uneasiness is difficult to correct and is engraved in his bones. In the days to come, the female protagonist must continue to make promises and continue to give to give the male protagonist a sense of security. In fairy tales, after "the prince and the princess live happily together", will they really live a happy life?
After I fell under the love spell, I can't wait to see [make me healthy]
Song is actually pretty good. After reading the comments, many feel a little pity for him.
Finished spreading flowers! Are you two happy forever?
When will I publish a new article? I miss you so much.
Fish!! More than two months!!!
Spread flowers~Looking forward to the new article!
Good, good, good and happy in another world