Zhou Yunzhi loves anything or anyone that has been carefully shaped, and fortunately, she finds both in Jincheng… It turns out that time isn’t the only thing that can cover the scars of youth. There’s also the maltose candy she makes with her own hands.
Tang Tian has seen how seriously she works in front of others,
and has also seen the scarlet glow dancing between her fingers when no one else is around.
“Don’t come near me yet.”
“Why?”
“It smells bad.”
She thinks it smells bad, yet she still lights it. Tang Tian doesn’t understand. Then she hears her joking reply: “I’m in a bad mood and want something sweet. I found I had no candy in my pocket, so I lit a cigarette instead. You’re just a kid, so don’t you dare copy me.”
Later, Tang Tian foolishly makes an entire batch of maltose candy for someone.
Their story ends with an obscure handwritten confession buried beneath the dirt, and with the cowardice and retreat of two people who don’t dare take another step. But for those who love each other, there are always a thousand possibilities…
It's beautiful, I love reading it, the writing is very delicate
I don't like that too many chapters describe games. Some are too complicated to understand 😢. I like the part when Tang Tian was 16 the most. I think the author's writing style is quite good. I just don't like to describe too many games