Waiting for the Wind, Waiting for You

The more I read, the worse it gets, the kind of mindless writing it is. Ye Sicheng confessed his love to Zhou Tong earlier, and Zhongtong also saw that the male protagonist liked the female protagonist, so he agreed to make it happen for both of them. Later, because Zhou Tong was hurt, he inflicted the hurt he suffered on others. In the heroine's dream, Zhou Tong was a yin and yang eccentric person when she was a child. The character before and after this is obviously contradictory. The male protagonist says he loves the female protagonist, but to me it sounds more like possessiveness. The male protagonist always thought that he liked Zhou Tong, but when he saw the female protagonist with other boys, he would be very angry. At the same time, he didn't like the female protagonist pestering him and found the female protagonist annoying. Is this really a liking for her and not possessiveness? Ye Sichen is also very contradictory in the article. Ye Sichen sometimes said that he liked Zhou Tong, and sometimes said that he liked the heroine. Overall it's really contradictory. The plot is also quite confusing, and some plots are quite disturbing. The emotional lines of the characters are particularly confusing. It gets messier as you get to the back.