What is the gravitational ending of the rainbow?

I just finished reading the absolute original in the bookstore! ! Rainbow's mother loves her daughter and organizes Rainbow and Huang to gather together. Rainbow is desperate to resist, selling the family's ancestral jade seal at a low price to help Ji's mother heal. But after learning that she was not Pearl's own daughter, she gave up her discipline. Ji resigned and returned to his hometown to work as a lecturer in a backward coal university. Ji's mother was seriously ill and Ji decided to donate her kidney. But the night before the operation, I got a phone call and committed suicide by jumping off a building. Rainbow suspected that her mother did it, and had another big fight. Rainbow Korea realized that she loved Ji too much, ran away from home, went to the university where Ji taught, signed a contract of 10, and lived under the same roof with Ji. At the same time, Mingzhu was seriously ill. Tell her before the operation that she won't answer the phone. Rainbow believes this, but is confused. Pearl fell ill and committed suicide. Xia Feng rushed into Han Qing Company, killed Han Qing and seriously injured Qin Wei. Rainbow and Huang Ji have a daughter. Living in a small coal mine town. Decided never to return to this city. Lin Dong was not interested in doing business, so she realized Lily's wish, resigned and became a member of the national mountaineering team. Lin Dong's brother took over, but he was incompetent, so he was rejected by the board of directors and went out to have sex with women every day. Lily, who is highly intelligent and beautiful, became the chairman. The last scene: Rainbow learns from Lily that Pearl gave up her life after Lily hurt her, which made her miserable. Lily gave her phone number to Ji's mother. Lily also euphemistically said that she was trying to help Rainbow, and she didn't want Rainbow to live with a man without kidney for life. Rainbow slapped Lily! Finally, Lin Dong suffered an avalanche and died in a mountain climbing. It was not until I died that I expressed my love for the rainbow. . .