[A blunt, hilarious girl who repeats everything she says × a secretly brilliant boy with emotional scars + daily schoolyard banter + the male lead's unrequited love + a sweet yet heartbreaking romance]
I've always wondered: why is it so hard to confess your feelings for someone?
What's the difference between lacking something and losing it?
Maybe we have no right to say we don't want something we've never had.
Su Yuan stood onstage at the senior-year awards ceremony. More than a year had passed, and he was no longer the person he used to be.
"I've met many people and been through a lot. I've made it through that stretch when everyone piled on as the walls came tumbling down, and earned the right to stand here again. I hope my stubbornness comes from having a winning hand, not blind confidence. And I hope we can all become cranes soaring alone in the sky, rather than scraps of paper carried by the wind... Let's encourage one another."
Watching Su Yuan, so full of confidence, Zhou Lianqing wondered if they had always been headed in different directions.
Where does love even begin?
All around me is a dead sea, yet my heart surges because you are the moon.
But you aren't mine alone, and you will never be a sunrise meant only for me.
Every time Su Yuan spoke in metaphors, Zhou Lianqing thought he was teasing her. In her eyes, Su Yuan took pleasure in making fun of her.
Su Yuan couldn't bring himself to tell Zhou Lianqing how he felt. He was afraid: afraid that if he said it aloud, he would lose something before he ever had the chance to possess it.
Lu Zechuan: "Lianqing, I've never seen Su Yuan care about anyone this much."
I think it was well written. Didn't Su Yuan recover later? If it's not cured, it's really too bad.