But once you graduate, in the first two years you'll often think of that relationship.
Within five years you'll occasionally think of it, within ten years you'll basically stop thinking of it, and within fifteen years you'll have completely forgotten it.
Don't even talk about killing a few people for a woman—for most people, even when an ex-girlfriend comes to borrow some money, they might hesitate.
Ordinary feelings can't reach that level, unless it's that kind of love that's etched into your bones.
Seeing Li Chuang's reaction in front of him, that past relationship of his, despite so many years having gone by, was still etched into his bones.
At least from his eyes you could see it—he was extremely nostalgic.
More crucially, when he talked about punishing others, the expression on Li Chuang's face was very subtle, and his fists were clenched tight.
What he said was very vague; he never specified what kind of punishment.
