This novel is the workplace-themed sequel to First Love Days with Jay Chou.
An original contemporary romance set in the glittering metropolis of Shanghai, it tells the love story of Cinderella Song Xiao'ai and her three knights.
Six young adults, three very different love stories.
That night, the drizzle seemed to have been arranged in advance. After everyone went their separate ways, it kept falling without a break.
Everyone was scattered in the corners of the subway, lonely figures swallowed by the crowds.
In the springtime of their mid-twenties, love seemed like the peak of Mount Everest.
Each young adult scrambled to climb, holding nothing back.
Some were left covered in wounds, some fell to the bottom, and some lost their lives along the way.
Those who finally reached the summit looked back and realized that they alone had made it to the top, standing there in solitude.
If the summit is the destination and the climb is the journey, perhaps it is only along the way that we feel we have lived with passion and sincerity.
The dangers and thrills along the way, and the unexpected rewards, are all gifts: rewards for the spirit that presses forward and never gives up.
The new world they left behind still shone with brilliant lights.
They say that people do not share the same joys and sorrows.
That's true. Only those who live in the same world can share in one another's happiness and pain.
The story begins in Shanghai and ends in Dali.
It opens in sorrow and ends with a happy ending.
In Song Xiao'ai's name, love means hope, and love means light.
Love is both the beginning and the end.
