Dear, I Meet You

[Eight-year age difference] Zhou Xuannan, who has lived a life of twenty-eight years, has been involved in games, acted arbitrarily, and never bothered to be labeled a "good guy". However, fate gave him an unexpected identity, and he became Qingwan's guardian. This identity, like an invisible shackles, created an unprecedented forbidden area in his heart. All the high moral principles he struggled to pick up and clumsily adhere to in his life were only for one person. -"Is there anyone you want to be a good person for?" The girl's questioning became a brand that burned repeatedly in his heart. He pushed her away, almost coldly, thinking that this was the only salvation. However, when Qing Wan decisively pulled away and completely disappeared into the sea of ​​people, it became his hidden pain and obsession. After years of separation, the reunion was unexpected. In the hustle and bustle of the wine shop, with her fragrant clothes and temples, she stood tall and graceful, her eyes passing over him, calm and calm, like the most alienated stranger. Regarding the past, Qing Wan only said that she had forgotten it and hoped that he would not remember it. "What kind of agreement do you and Qing Wan have?" His friend's frankness opened up the side of Zhou Xuannan that had been buried deep in his heart for a long time and refused to reflect on himself. He was an undefinable, breakable taboo in her youth. She was the only light he wanted to protect in his wandering life, but was destined to become his weakness. Is this silent love, which begins with guardianship responsibility, is trapped in the eight-year age gap, entangled in passionate emotions and strict moral shackles, right or wrong? When the boundaries of guardianship are eroded by love, when the duty of guardianship encounters inner betrayal, where to go?