Haze is a coming-of-age story using time folds as a carrier, unfolding a soul dialogue spanning many years in a dual-line narrative. When Liu Qing returned to campus eight years after graduation, he brought with him not only a denunciation of Fang Yao, but also a reckoning with the trauma of youth.
At this time, Manman, who was in his third year of high school, was trapped in the same cage. She stared at the note coming from the desk, listened to the constant abuse in the corridor, and gradually began to think from the perspective of outside the campus.
The two victims of time and space overlap at this moment. Liu Qing looks back at purgatory with the sobriety after graduation, and Manman knocks on the high wall with the sensitivity of the bustling city. They touch the same scar eight years apart.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
