[Campus tragedy] + [mutual salvation] + [Reborn] + [BE] (also known as A Rain of Pear Blossoms on an Inkstone)
A gloomy boy is “reborn” for one purpose: to save a down-and-out girl.
[This book is heartbreaking. Some parts are drawn from the author's real life. I hope you'll enjoy this story.]
When she was six, her mother's sheet music smelled of rust crushed beneath car tires, and her father's silhouette disappeared on that rainy night.
In the letter she wrote at seventeen, Xu Zhili covered her diary with pencil-drawn piano scores.
The gifts the world gave her were the words “A killer must pay with their life” carved into her classroom desk, curse letters slipped through the door late at night, and countless bruises in front of the mirror.
“But I'm the victim here.”
Until Shen Yan came charging into the repair shed where she was curled up, holding an umbrella.
He said he would take her to see the first jacaranda bloom of spring.
She said, “Look, don't those pear blossoms covering the dry trees look like us growing old together?”
Well written!