When the Weeds Turn to the Sun

(Single girl, fictional story, imaginary world, do not bring it into real life, single heroine, not a cool article, no system. I remember that my tag selected single girl, but I don't know why it changed to no girl.) "We are all people who have been cut by fate, but we still love the world clumsily." Chen Ye is a weed growing in the cracks. After failing the high school entrance examination, he walked into the technical school with thorns all over his body and faced the world with yellow hair, earrings and a nonchalant sneer. He laughs at hard work, hates rules, and blames all failures on social injustice, as if anger can cover up the emptiness in his heart. Until he met Shen Yuqing, a girl who gave up the high school entrance examination to take care of her seriously ill grandmother, like a quiet light shining into his desolate world. She studied pharmacy, with a faded red string tied around her wrist; he studied computers, with a textbook that had never been opened under the keyboard. She believed that one skill could change her destiny, but he only felt that life was already full of absurdities. When the letter of recommendation sent her to a higher education institution, when the blue light of the Internet cafe became the entire color of his life, when invitations to cocktail parties in suits and expired instant noodles were placed on the table at the same time, the collision of the two worlds made this once arrogant teenager learn to transform silently for the first time. "When you look at me, you don't have that pug-like look in your eyes." "There are some debts that cannot be paid off with just one roast duck." This is a youth story about how growth happens quietly. About how a boy finds direction in chaos, how a weed learns to grow toward the sun, a legendary story named Chen Ye.