Sometimes Lin Zui feels that Chen Jiyeye is like the soil beneath her. She gradually grows into a forest by drawing nourishment from him.
Sometimes she thinks of him as light. Not the sun that shines on all things, nor the gentle, romantic moon, but a flame that burns through its own life to drive away the darkness for her, giving her the right to enjoy a bright, brilliant life just like everyone else.
But she probably doesn’t know that he had already made a place for her in his heart long before they met.
In Chen Jiyeye’s heart, Lin Zui will always live in the light.
She thinks he was the one who warmed her.
In truth, she was the one who lit up his world.
❤️🔥 A bittersweet, realistic story set in a small town.
Resilient girl from a fallen family × steady, quiet, beautiful and tragic boy
Mutual salvation / Reunion after a long separation / Healing / Happy ending
🔥 The actual plot summary:
After her mother dies, Lin Zui takes her belongings and savings and flees from her father and stepmother, traveling far away to a small town to stay with her grandmother.
Soon after arriving, she runs into the down-and-out Chen Jiyeye, who steps in to help her.
After transferring schools, Lin Zui and Chen Jiyeye become classmates.
Chen Jiyeye is trapped in hardship, with a broken family and overwhelming debt. He is reserved and stubborn, and spends his days struggling to make a living by doing dirty, exhausting work.
Two bitter little souls, both treated unfairly by fate, find warmth in each other in their run-down town. They hide together from debt collectors. She carefully applies ointment to his wounds; he shields her from her stepmother’s scorn. They do homework together, get caught in heavy rain, and take part in a choir competition.
He always thinks she shines too brightly to belong in a small town. He cherishes her, never lets her do any work, and treats her like a princess.
He has little himself, yet gives her all the love he can. He always does more than he says, saving every penny to lend her tens of thousands of yuan, bit by bit, without ever asking for it back.
For her sake, he rushes to make money and is accidentally scammed. One wrong step lands him in prison, and their promise to go to college together comes to nothing.
The boy trapped in the mire is so insecure and timid that he repeatedly forces himself to drive her away.
But Lin Zui’s love is steadfast. She isn’t afraid of gossip. No matter how many people say he’s no good, she always stands up for him. She pours her feelings into letters and waits faithfully for years.
After enduring a long separation and a dark stretch of life, and weathering countless hardships, they finally find their way to a happy ending together.
Theme: Those who believe will find love
The author greatly attracted me to the storyline and characters of this book, which is why I ordered it all! However, it feels like there is a lack of touching descriptions, too many plain narratives, too little portrayal of the emotions of the characters and the surrounding environment, too few delicate descriptions, and basically no accumulation of words. It is difficult to make readers particularly moved and engaged. Reading the whole book feels like listening to someone else tell a story. The writing style has a sense of introducing the general plot of the story, especially the appearance of small characters. (No malicious intent, just a few personal thoughts after reading this)
When the snow fell, my husband wrapped me in his down jacket and told me that he wanted to marry me from the first day we fell in love. I think he is my Chen Jinye
So wonderful! Two-way redemption, Sensen and Aye will always be happy!
It looks so good! It would be great if there were extras
So the female protagonist's circle of friends is only visible to the male protagonist, right? Hhhhh
Don't be awkward, what are you doing? Come on, Chen Jinye, you are the only one Sensen wants. As long as the happiness you give is happiness,
Very delicate writing and very gentle love. Life is like this. Although it is full of variables, if you have love, you will not be afraid. If you have love, you will be calm and happy.
This article actually lasts for more than ten chapters. . . It's really unnecessary, and the tacit understanding and uniqueness at the beginning have faded away.
It's a bit puzzling to see here. The male protagonist's company went bankrupt, he was in debt for buying luxury goods, and his mother's medical expenses were not paid. How could he borrow money to travel again. Logically speaking, the female protagonist should be more considerate of the male protagonist's embarrassment. Now the female protagonist seems to have changed a bit...
I cried when I saw it. It was so healing and touching.