Falling Star

Shen Huaixu never thought he would meet Ji Chenshan again.

Thirteen years ago,

He verbally attacked Ji Chenshan, with every word piercing his heart.

Ji Chenshan briskly cut him off, disappearing without a trace.

In the matter of their breakup, they could be said to have reached a draw.

Thirteen years later,

This first love who seemed to have risen from the dead suddenly appeared at his investment negotiation table.

Indifferent gong x enduring shou, reconciliation after a break-up, HE.

Their youth was quite bitter, but the overall tone is about 70% sweet.

There are some references or metaphors related to EVA, celestial bodies, and Chinese space exploration in the text. I’ve provided detailed explanations in my comments, and a lack of understanding of these won’t affect your reading.

‘Indifferent’ refers to a carefree attitude towards life. This is a story about mutual pursuit, put plainly, it’s about mutual dog-like loyalty. I, the author, like to dig holes in the beginning and fill them later. Please do not hastily judge the characters if you haven’t reached the end.

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“Do you know what happens when a giant, hot, bright star like the sun is captured by Sagittarius A*?”

“Would it be devoured?”

“It would revolve around Sagittarius A* at a reasonable distance, like how our earth revolves around the sun, stable in its orbit.

“But it cannot get any closer. One step closer, and it would be attracted by the unimaginable gravitational pull, spiraling down at high speed.

“Then it would be elongated, torn apart, constantly ejecting white-hot plasma. Next, it would disintegrate, turning into a cloud of stardust. It couldn’t even get close to the real core of Sagittarius A*. The remnants are rotating too fast. In the end, the majority of its mass would be converted into energy, ruthlessly flung out of its orbit, cast into the distant void.”