[A practice novel... Don’t read this...]
Top student Shi Yi meets Lu Nan, the only son of the chairman of the Shiyuan Group, at school. Unaware of Lu Nan’s true identity, she develops feelings for him. As it turns out, they are both secretly in love with each other, and after repeatedly missing their chance and misunderstanding one another, they finally confess their feelings.
Along the way, Shi Yi reunites with her father after years apart and is betrayed by a close friend. With Lu Nan by her side, she comes to understand why her father had no choice and gradually emerges from the shadow of her trauma.
As graduation approaches, rumors detrimental to Lu Nan spread across campus. At the same time, a major crisis strikes the partnership between their families, leaving Shi Yi’s father in a coma. After many twists and turns, Lu Nan and Shi Yi lose contact. He stays in China, where his career flourishes, while she goes abroad and juggles work with her studies.
By chance, Shi Yi discovers Lu Nan’s emails, and the tangled issues between them slowly begin to unravel. But then Lu Nan falls gravely ill.
He is gone, in the season when the ground is blanketed with plane tree leaves...
Objectively speaking, the more you watch it, the more attractive it becomes. From the youthfulness in school to the calmness after work, it tells the story of the heroine's love, friendship, work and family. It is interlocking, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the characters are plump. It's great! Come on, I hope there will be more works... @ At the end, she realized that her friend was so cruel [I almost cried]
I haven't read many books, but this one feels like it has a rich plot. After reading the third chapter, I feel it's getting more and more interesting. It's the kind of book that makes people keep reading. It has a lot of foreshadowing and no epilogue, which is good.
I really hope they can always be together, after all, they have missed so much 😢
The plot is very compact, with many foreshadowings and hooks, and the psychological descriptions are also great, but I don't know why it's not popular. Not bad, not bad