Love Is Salt, so Salty That It Makes Me Sad

I don't know what kind of love story you all have in real life. As the night drew to a close, I tried to tell this almost real love in as plain a tone as possible. Wang Xi is a smart, kind and beautiful girl. She believed in love, but was hurt by love again and again. She believed in friendship, but in the end she sadly fled the city where she grew up because she and her best friend fell in love with the same person. Ding Tong is an editor. Due to his writing talent and good looks, he had a romantic love affair in college. However, he encountered a hysterical betrayal by his girlfriend just after graduation. From then on, he changed his outlook on life and no longer believed in love. He treated women who liked him indifferently. After returning to his hometown of Changsha, he became an emotional editor at a newspaper. Colleague Yi Dan likes him very much, but Ding Tong has no feelings for her. In an accident, Ding Tong meets Yi Dan's best friend Wang Xi and falls in love with her at first sight. Is love in real life more happy than painful, or more painful than happy? Everyone may have a different answer in their heart. This article uses the male protagonist and the female protagonist respectively to restore their love in two first persons. Please pay attention to the color change when reading. If in a certain scene, you feel that your experience seems similar, then maybe this is you, me, the ordinary love of ordinary people.