Youth is never a carefree utopia, it is a long game between young people and their original destiny. Four completely different original difficulties and four lives that would never intersect meet and intersect in a sunset courtyard. One person takes in all the emotions of others, and is trapped in self-consumption; one person has a burning love, but is hindered by the dusty old wounds of his parents; one person is noisy and bright all day long, but there is a loneliness that no one can fill in his heart; one person is accustomed to using coldness as armor, and has been trapped in the pull with his original family for a long time. Together they dismantle confusion, heal scars, and accept all their own paranoia and shortcomings, just like symbiotic trees, with branches and vines intertwined, and the sun is evergreen year after year.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
