[You were with me in the first place] [Love at first sight, running in both directions. Workplace worker x game company president, first-person perspective, workplace love and workplace competition]
Project operations manager Ye Ke, like every urban white-collar worker who is overdrawing his future, wanders tiredly and numbly among the bustling pavilions, walking slowly and self-contradictorily: she mixes in the urban white-collar life circle, polishing herself to be cold and paranoid; she wanders in the extension of real life, making herself indifferent and decisive; she indulges and soberly plays with love, and in the end, struggles hard.
However, the glory along the way ended up overdrawing too much of the future. Perhaps, it is really only when you are used to losing that you will appreciate it when you get it.
However, when all memories stop at one point, who can answer, what should the initial form of life look like? What will they experience on the road to extremes? If the future is blurred, will happiness still stay in the distance?
