Spring Winds Set the Flames Ablaze

His love is like the wind sweeping across a wild wasteland, fierce yet gentle. Captain Ji of the wildlife reserve is a rough-and-ready sort, unruly and laid-back, hard to get close to, and both intimidating and difficult to deal with. He went on a business trip, and when he came back, people heard he had a girlfriend. Everyone sighed: Some poor girl must have been blind. ** One day, a young woman arrived at the reserve, with delicate brows and bright eyes, gentle yet alluring. She said, “I’m here to see my boyfriend.” Ji Beizhou was leaning lazily against an off-road vehicle, a cigarette between his lips. He blew smoke rings as he scolded someone, then got a phone call and ran off. Without permission, no one dared leave. It was only after night had fallen that they saw him return, leading a young woman by the hand. Seeing the group lined up, the young woman asked curiously, “Why are they still here so late?” Ji Beizhou said, “Maybe they’re here to look at the stars, like us.” Everyone: “...” Later, everyone saw their captain ask her softly, “Do you like looking at the stars, or do you like looking at me more?” Everyone sighed: “We were the ones who were blind!” [A sweet, flirtatious romance. You won’t regret giving it a try.]