[Wife-chasing crematorium, second male lead]
When Chi Huan was nineteen years old, he realized that she was just the adopted daughter of the Chi family. He saw that she looked similar to their lost biological daughter Chi Wan, so he took her in and gave her a home. Now that Chi Wan is back, her substitute has also been driven away.
Everyone doesn't want her, but luckily Song Yu likes her - they grew up together as childhood sweethearts, and everyone envies her for having such a good boyfriend.
But on his birthday, Chi Huan saw Chi Wan sitting in Song Yu's arms and lit a cigarette for him.
"Ayu, I know you just use her as a substitute. Now that I'm back, shouldn't it be time to break up with her?"
The man blew out a smoke ring. Under the smoke, his angular jaw became a little unruly. "Wait a minute, she was kicked out by the Chi family and has nowhere to go. Let's take her in for a few more days."
Chi Huan felt like she had fallen into an ice cave. She moved out of the golden cage that the man had prepared for her overnight and completely disappeared from his world.
No one expected that Song Yu would go crazy after Chi Huan left.
…
On a rainy night, Song Yu slapped Chi Ruan's door and begged, "Huanhuan, can you come out and see me?"
The door opened, and a tall and slender man in a pure white bathrobe stood in front of him.
"Uncle?" Song Yu stared at him in astonishment, "Why are you here? Where is Huanhuan?"
"She just finished taking a bath and she fell asleep." The man's thin lips opened slightly, and his deep-set eyes were distant and indifferent, "You should call her, little aunt."
…
Chi Huan thought that Song Mocheng married him just to deal with the elders in the family.
Later I found out that Song Mocheng had been coveting her for many years.
The day she was with Song Yu, Song Mocheng was heartbroken and in pain.
The crematorium turned into ashes.
From the perspective of the female protagonist, marriage comes first and then love, from the perspective of the male protagonist, a secret love comes true.
Intention: love yourself
