Half of My Life I Was in a Boat, but I Finally Met the Sun in the Evening

Lin Chenzhou is forty-eight this year. He has lived through ups and downs for half his life, and is full of stories. I have been a soldier, run a car, driven a restaurant, traveled through rivers and lakes, experienced ups and downs, success and failure. Outsiders see him as calm, ruthless and decisive, but only he knows that his heart has been scarred by two marriages. In the first term, I was defeated by daily necessities and had nothing to say; The second Yating was the person he loved with all his heart and soul, even down to the dust, but in the end ended up with the cruelest betrayal, completely crushing all his trust in love. From then on, he built a high wall, became cold and hard, and no longer gave his sincerity easily. Until he met Wan Qing, who was eleven years younger than him. She is bright, willful, and has the air of a princess. She longs to be favored, but is afraid of being restrained. She wants to be close to him, but can't help but use temptation and temper to confirm whether she is firmly chosen. Lin Chenzhou felt her heartbeat again for the first time, and felt panic again for the first time. He was afraid of losing again, afraid of being hurt again, afraid of repeating the same mistakes, and even more afraid that he was scarred and unworthy of her pure and warm love. Marriage is stagnant water, people's hearts are like quicksand, desires grow wildly in the dark, and loneliness spreads in the middle of the night. Temptations around them are constant, old loves suddenly come back, family pressures pile up, others' comments, worldly views, inner struggles, and shadows of the past push the two to the edge of collapse time and time again. Some people advised him to enjoy life in time, others laughed at him for being stupid for sticking to the bottom line, and some people told him that "men are all the same." However, after Lin Chenzhou collapsed and persevered again and again, he finally understood: Real strength is not about running rampant or indulgent revenge, but