Abnormal version? Copywriting:
At the class reunion, Xiao Shu originally wanted to say coldly, "Who is this person?" (Inner OS: Look at me, look at me!)
In the end, Lin Ni was even more stunning than him: "Oh, not familiar." (Inner OS: Ex has broken up!)
Xiao Shu:? ? ? That's not how the script was written!
——Where is the crematorium where we promised to reunite and pursue my wife? My wife really doesn't like me anymore? !
Normal version copy:
The anchor named "Lin Ni" was once the most transparent purity in his youth, carrying the all-or-nothing love of a young man.
After meeting again after a long absence, there was only a calm strangeness in her eyes - "unfamiliarity". The fluttering words were like a heavy hammer that shattered the armor of respectability he had carefully maintained.
Xiao Shu is no longer the fearless boy he once was. He is the cold-blooded Mr. Xiao in the shopping mall, a struggling pawn in the whirlpool of a wealthy family, and the "successor" wearing the shadow of his most hated father. He learned to be calculating and forbearing, and was used to using speed and loss of control to fight against the absurdity of the world. However, every moment he was close to her, his old wounds were cut open by the sharp edge of memories.
What separated him from her was five years of scars and the cold gulf of class. A belated "sorry" fell between the two of them like a pebble thrown into the deep sea, unable to stir up ripples in her.
He longed to use her to heal the abyss, over which she had long since learned to walk alone. A passionate sincerity turned into dust under the crushing force of power and reality. The transparent anchor that once carried deep feelings shattered, leaving only sharp glass shards stuck in their hearts, becoming the end of the prison that they could not swim through.
——In this storm called "Reunion", the soul trapped in the glass cage becomes painfully clear.
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Reader comments
Let's read Lin Ni's Ni in four tones. I didn't read the pinyin when I wrote it [covering my face and laughing]
Let's read Lin Ni's Ni in four tones. I didn't read the pinyin when I wrote it [covering my face and laughing]