A playboy heir from Hong Kong as the top × a small-town exam ace and incense maker as the bottom
Song Ruochuan, a small-town exam ace, goes to the University of Hong Kong as an exchange student and, by a twist of fate, meets Liang Yanting, a famous rich second-generation heir from Hong Kong.
The other man is a renowned playboy, passing through a thousand flowers without a single petal clinging to him. No matter how moved Song Ruochuan is, he doesn't dare, and doesn't feel worthy, to hold on to that butterfly.
They belong to different worlds.
The splendor of Hong Kong feels like a dream. When the dream ends and the mist clears, all Song Ruochuan has left is a land deed the other man gave him.
With that deed, he opens an incense workshop in Beijing's finest cultural and creative park.
He thinks they will never cross paths again, and is ready to try accepting someone new. Just then, through the swirling rain and mist, the person he can't stand appears out of nowhere before him.
Those captivating eyes gaze at him through the rain, and the man tilts his head and smiles. “Long time no see.”
“Love is a superstition of fate and fortune.”
Note:
A Cinderella story, happy ending
Younger top, top is not a virgin, angsty and sentimental
If it makes you uncomfortable, drop it right away
Theme: The one I love lies beyond mountains and seas, yet even mountains and seas can be crossed.
