In the midsummer of 2020, the evening wind from the south of the Yangtze River moved northward, traveling thousands of miles to the grassland of Saibei.
Top student Su Zhihang traces his ancestors' origins and realizes his dream. In the boundless wilderness, he meets Amul, an open and enthusiastic young man from the prairie. An ancestral love that spanned half a century made two young people from the north and the south, who had never met each other, form an unbreakable bond in the name of family members.
One person is gentle and introverted, accustomed to restraining his emotions and quietly sealing up his first heartbeat; the other person is clear and sincere, admitting relatives openly, and is ignorant of the undercurrents of people's hearts.
After three years of high school, we were separated by mountains and seas, and news was sparse. Thousands of miles apart, they missed each other in countless questions late at night. With the purest kinship, they supported each other most steadily in their youth. Rules, worldliness, and family status are their armor and shackles that trap their thoughts.
When they reunited after many years, the solid boundaries of kinship quietly shattered, and the feelings that had been suppressed for many years grew wildly.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
