Wei Zi, it's sunny.

Love begins with face value and loyalty to talent (character). Although Sang Ni and Wei Zi are as beautiful, intelligent, clever and gentle, their personalities are still far apart. If Er Kang is with Sang Ni, he will become a polite couple, and with Wei Zi, he will have more fun in life. Now let's see what's the difference between their two personalities:

Wei Zi is free and unrestrained, while Sang Ni is cautious.

Sunny is very smart and can read and write well, which has something to do with her growing up beside Lafayette. She has to be careful what she says and does. Once you do something wrong and say something wrong, Lafayette will be unhappy. The influence of such an environment on personality is repression and bondage, full of potential anxiety. Unlike Sunny, who grew up in a palace, Wei Zi grew up among the people, was more free and bold, and was bolder and braver in the pursuit of love.

Wei Zi dared to express his ideas, but Sang Ni chickened out.

Treat feelings, crape myrtle also dare to express, dare to think and dare to say, and Erkang quarrel, eloquent, strong logic, and Erkang, he needs strong emotional communication, so Wei Zi can communicate with him. If you are with Sunny, Sunny will definitely give way to Erkang, and there will be no pleasure of communication. From the third love for Sunny, we can see that she has become timid, afraid to express and think, which is not good.

Wei Zi bravely pursued what he wanted, and Sang Ni pondered this question.

Born without a father, she got the love of Xia. She can be presumptuous in front of the summer, and she can behave incisively and vividly, so she dares to go to Beijing alone, find her father, and rescue the fragrant princess with a swallow. It can be seen that Wei Zi looks very weak, but in fact she is very strong inside. Sunny also has the love of Lafayette, but as I said before, she is always introverted and lonely. In fact, deep down, she dare not pursue what she really wants.

Therefore, Erkang fell in love with Wei Zi who dared to think, speak and do.