What a Hassle

Zhuang Wenxuan, a doctor of history, has an unpopular direction and loves to shovel history. I originally wanted to stay in school after graduation, but my overbearing mother forced me to take the civil service examination. I was so angry that I applied for a job as a librarian. I was not interested in work or love, and I just wanted to live my life. Gu Peiyun, a female college student, once met Zhuang Wenxuan's eyes across a bookshelf, and they have known each other ever since. During the New Year, they discussed and prepared to go to Hong Kong early without telling their families. The two of them went to the Stone Street in Central to watch the excitement. On the 30th night of the lunar calendar, they went to Wong Tai Sin Temple to burn incense sticks. The next day, they went to Lam Tsuen to throw a treasure at the wishing tree. Peiyun told her that her mother was extremely controlling and had a violent father and a nurturing brother. She was about to collapse at home and wanted to escape. Wen Fu decided to help her because she knew how terrifying her original family was. Peiyun encouraged her to bravely enter the academic circle. Her unpopular research was once Peiyun's dream. They lived in a rented house. Peiyun recited the plot of Romeo and Juliet and pressed Wenfu in front of the mirror to kiss. They often went out for walks in the evening until late at night. Unfortunately, Wen Sui's mother told her about her father, and Wen Sui just learned that her father betrayed her mother and married another woman, and he had a daughter named Gu Peiyun. The little emotion that Qian Zi secretly had was quickly extinguished by her. She didn't dare to think about what it would be like to fall in love with someone who was related by blood, so she kept telling herself that she and Pei Yun were just close friends. During the last summer vacation at Peiyun University, they went to Hong Kong again. In Yingwan Garden, Peiyun asked her in her ear if she loved him, but Wen Sui didn't answer this time. At the beginning of spring, Peiyun was forced to get married by her family. Fed up with this ethereal and desperate love, they agreed to die in love. In April, they walked late at Lily Beach in Japan and sat in the sea until early morning. No one had the courage to die. Peiyun got married, and she couldn't bear to see her mother sad. Wen Fu's job changed frequently, and finally he went to work as an editor at a publishing house in Yangzhou. He still did not give up historical research. He did not feel cold even after sitting on the bench for ten years, and he compiled monographs one after another. Suddenly one day Peiyun came to see her. Her father died of illness, her mother became mentally ill, and she was divorced. Wen Fu finally accepted the fact that he loved her and lived together as he did ten years ago. But they both knew that there was a huge gap between them now and ten years ago. Concept: Lingering and desperate love