Cheng You and Xia Yan spent ten years performing the double-sided script of "dead enemies" - the wristband with ulterior motives, the unspoken confession at the beach, the recording doll handed over at the airport, and the notebook they dared not part with in the office building. The tips of their ears turned red when they were quarreling with each other, and the tears in their eyes when they said goodbye. It turned out that all the "tit-for-tat" had "ulterior motives." When the sea breeze blows again, can the two-way secret love hidden in the folds of time break out of its cocoon and become a butterfly in the sound of the tide 10 years later?
Reader comments
Although it always feels a bit strange to evaluate your own work, I still want to say a few words. This story is my first full-length story. Now that I read it again, I feel that the beginning is really not satisfactory. I hope everyone can understand it. The setting comes from some of my own personal experiences, but the reality is not as beautiful as the article. I hope that at least in my works, those vivid characters can have a happy ending. If anyone has read this far, I hope you can give me your thoughts on this book. Thank you all!
Although it always feels a bit strange to evaluate your own work, I still want to say a few words. This story is my first full-length story. Now that I read it again, I feel that the beginning is really not satisfactory. I hope everyone can understand it. The setting comes from some of my own personal experiences, but the reality is not as beautiful as the article. I hope that at least in my works, those vivid characters can have a happy ending. If anyone has read this far, I hope you can give me your thoughts on this book. Thank you all!