(A story about the children of Sugar and QQH.) This is the next one I'm writing!
Jiang Yuze took his mother's surname. His five elements lacked earth, and his fate lacked jade, so he was tough and ruthless in his dealings, with little tenderness. Yet his temperament was more like his father's.
Identifying jade was a compulsory lesson for Jiang Yuze from childhood. Every piece of jade that caught his eye was a priceless rarity.
The string of jade beads Jiang Yuze wore around his wrist all year round was smooth and translucent, green as spring water. People outside said they were his most treasured possession and worth an astronomical sum.
Countless veteran connoisseurs would have given anything to see this "heaven-sent treasure" for themselves.
Few knew that Jiang Yuze had never found a piece of jade he truly liked.
One day, Jiang Yuze made his regular visit to inspect the orphanage his father had donated to build.
He watched the director put on a "practice performance" for the inspection, his expression calm and gentle throughout.
During a phone call, he looked through the rusty iron bars and caught sight of another world in the orphanage's back courtyard.
On a patch of faintly green grass, a young woman crouched among children with disabilities, her hands moving swiftly and fluently as she signed. Her smile was so beautiful that even the imperial-green jade beads on his wrist instantly paled beside her.
After many twists and turns, Jiang Yuze finally learned the young woman's name: Qing Bi.
Qing Bi was the color of jade.
For the first time, Jiang Yuze wanted to make this piece of "jade" his own.
If he couldn't keep her, then he would become someone who could.
A dark, obsessive mad-dog romance
Theme: □□ is also hatred
