Biography
Jiang Meng, "Ah Meng", was born to a work-aholic father, the President of the university which he studies at, and a stay-at-home mother with one younger brother. With his father working constantly, Ah Meng learn not to depend on his father, who would always promised Ah Meng that he would take him to the fair when he was small, only to always break the promise. The constant broken promises soon led the young boy to losing his childhood fun. With his father always working and never staying home, Ah Meng's mother soon gave up trying to have a family. Eventually, the two couple divorce, with Ah Meng’s mother deciding to take his brother, Yuan Chuan Rang (Ah Rang), instead of him, leading Ah Meng to lose what he called Mother Love. Due to his harsh childhood, Ah Meng's personality soon transition into a personality of a "Devil" until he met Qi Yue.
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