Ch. 162Extra: A diary of our meeting from the dog's perspective

Fu Hanchuan recalled trying to die on a rainy night before Wen Yanyu rescued him and urged him to stay alive with stories. Later, the two sat beside a lake as Wen Yanyu told him another tale, and Fu Hanchuan thought he could listen to him for the rest of his life.

  • Fu Hanchuan drove through the rain, reflecting on his decision to die and the family curses that had haunted him.
  • Wen Yanyu pulled Fu Hanchuan from his burning car, tended to his leg, and tried to keep him conscious beneath an umbrella.
  • Wen Yanyu told Fu Hanchuan stories and promised to finish the tale of the little bunny and the dog if he survived.
  • Fu Hanchuan wished he could wake again to hear Wen Yanyu's stories and decided he wanted to live a little.
  • Fu Hanchuan and Wen Yanyu sat beside a lake as Wen Yanyu told another story, and Fu Hanchuan imagined listening to him for the rest of his life.

Ch. 163Extra: Bunny and Doggie's past everyday life-a diary from Doggie's perspective

Six months after meeting Wen Yanyu, Doggie reflected on how close they had grown and enjoyed an autumn walk with him. After suppressing photos of himself with Wen Yanyu, Doggie received a message and smiled at his first invitation from his little bunny.

  • Doggie left a restaurant with Wen Yanyu and thought about his lonely past and how they had grown closer over the past six months.
  • Doggie removed a maple leaf from Wen Yanyu’s hair, and they decided to collect leaves together.
  • Wen Yanyu offered to make Doggie a bookmark from his best leaf, and Doggie felt jealous when Wen Yanyu focused on choosing leaves.
  • When Wen Yanyu shivered in the cooling air, Doggie draped his jacket over him and smoothed his hair.
  • Doggie asked his assistant to suppress photos of them but requested high-resolution copies, then looked at the framed maple leaf on his desk.
  • Doggie received Wen Yanyu’s first invitation and smiled.

Ch. 164Extra: Qixi Festival Special

Fu Hanchuan and Wen Yanyu answered a reporter’s questions about their relationship, sharing their affection, disagreements, and reasons for staying together. They ended by saying they dreamed of the present they spent together.

  • A girl interviewed Fu Hanchuan and Wen Yanyu about their names, recent conflicts, and views on the silent treatment and having children.
  • Wen Yanyu said Fu Hanchuan remembered him after forgetting everything, while Fu Hanchuan said Wen Yanyu chose to stay by his side.
  • They teased each other about bad habits, gaming, and their favorite qualities and body parts.
  • Fu Hanchuan and Wen Yanyu recalled waking up inside plush toys and being made to do chores and play along with the girl's games.
  • After nearly two hours of questions, they said everything and Wen Yanyu's soul made their hearts flutter, and that their dream future was the present.

Ch. 165Extra: About Fu Zhiyan and Fu Hanchuan

The author clarified that Fu Zhiyan and Fu Hanchuan No. 1 were halves of the same person who merged into Complete Fu Hanchuan, and explained Wen Yanyu’s confusion about his feelings for them. The author also apologized for unresolved plot threads and said future extras might address them when work and school allowed.

  • The author explained that Fu Zhiyan split from Fu Hanchuan after Wen Yanyu’s first death, and that Fu Zhiyan and Fu Hanchuan No. 1 shared their memories and consciousness when they merged.
  • The author said Fu Zhiyan’s warning that he would disappear meant his body would die, while his consciousness and memories continued as part of Complete Fu Hanchuan.
  • The author explained that Wen Yanyu loved Fu Hanchuan and sensed the same emotional bond with Fu Zhiyan, but his poor physical and mental condition kept him from resolving his confusion.
  • The author noted that Sang Yu had become independent and remained friends with Lu Mingxu, and explained that Wen Yanyu saved Sang Yu’s father because he subconsciously did not want to live and Sang Yu could not accept a family member’s death.
  • The author apologized for shortcomings in the later plot and said she might write extras about unresolved matters when her work and school schedule permitted.
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