One Smile Can Calm a Thousand Rivers

This story is adapted from the author's own experiences: seventy percent true, thirty percent fictional.

For years, the author has been haunted by regret. Why couldn't they have chased after someone in the northwest when that “validity period” ran out? As a result, the two of them gradually drifted apart and lost touch.

To this day, each has a family of their own, yet they remain the cinnabar mark in each other's hearts, the bright moonlight in the sky. Perhaps what we cannot have is always hardest to forget. So the author hopes to write a novel where, even if nothing before changes, the ending can still be a happy one.

No matter how many readers this novel finds, it has at least fulfilled a twenty-year dream of the author's: bringing Xiao Jie and Chuanchuan together.