I'm really intrigued, and honestly I don't blame Xiao Nuo for all the shit that happened. It's his second time facing this sort of emotion after ending his last one on a terrible, terrible note. He's bound to feel confused, and act according to what his ex said because that was what he believed to be true. He thought he was cruel, which prompted him to make bad decisions. Of course, what happened to Mo is unfair, but I feel like author have placed a few moments that would make it understandable if the plot ends with the two of them being together. At this point, both options are valid, whether they got together or not. Though maybe it would seem like it happened pretty late for them to finally find out about each other like this but I think that's fine for me. I'm okay with slowburn, even annoying ones like these.
I'm really intrigued, and honestly I don't blame Xiao Nuo for all the shit that happened. It's his second time facing this sort of emotion after ending his last one on a terrible, terrible note. He's bound to feel confused, and act according to what his ex said because that was what he believed to be true. He thought he was cruel, which prompted him to make bad decisions. Of course, what happened to Mo is unfair, but I feel like author have placed a few moments that would make it understandable if the plot ends with the two of them being together. At this point, both options are valid, whether they got together or not. Though maybe it would seem like it happened pretty late for them to finally find out about each other like this but I think that's fine for me. I'm okay with slowburn, even annoying ones like these.