Sister, Don't Get Too Close

This is a paradoxical love that takes place in a middle-class family in Shanghai. Xu Sihan and Xu Shengyu have the same surname but different blood, the same grade but different ages - he skipped a grade and she is one year older than him. They are siblings in name but deep down in each other's hearts. From the fragrance of osmanthus in the senior year of high school to the body temperature of the night rain in Nanjing, from the rabbit pendant to the nine and a half sentences of confession in the recorder, they hide a secret that should not exist in the gaps of their daily life. He remembered that she didn't eat garlic, and she changed her duplicity for him. When the boundary of "family love" has been worn into a transparent cocoon by seventeen years, the two of them tacitly choose silence - until the silence itself becomes the loudest echo. This is a long journey about restraint, protection and courage. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.