Does love fade away?
Can love lie?
Is love ultimately about loving yourself or someone else… These are questions that haunt us all our lives.
War correspondent Ren Jiawen moonlights as a web novelist. After returning home for a vacation, she receives a commission from Song He, her senior from high school. They haven’t seen each other in years, and he’s still as captivating as ever, but now he’s all alone and looks somewhat desolate, as if he’s only just recovered from a serious illness.
“Two hundred thousand. Write me a book. Jiang Di died last month, and I’m afraid I’ll forget her.” In every way, this was a request she shouldn’t refuse. But… wasn’t Jiang Di alive and well? It was her own friend, Zou Yunlu, Song He’s childhood sweetheart, who had died in a war zone years ago.
As a reporter, Ren Jiawen is always unexpectedly tenacious when it comes to finding the truth. Yet when it came to the truth behind this story, different people gave her different versions.
Driven by her search for the truth, Ren Jiawen can only follow the clues one by one and uncover the true nature of what happened. But the truth is utterly absurd…
(Not a mindless power fantasy. The pacing is slower at first, and the story is based on real events.)
