Trapped in suffocating domestic abuse and bullying, Jiang Ruonan’s name means “if only she’d been a boy,” and her life is a pit of despair. Then, one midsummer day, Lin Qingyue holds out a jar labeled “Temporary Friendship Shelter” and asks, her eyes bright, “Hi. Could I buy a friend?”
A can of ice-cold cola is the advance “interest,” and the exclusive nickname “A Yue” gives her a name of her own. Like a beam of light that refuses to play by the rules, Lin Qingyue barges into Jiang Ruonan’s scarred world. She teaches her to fight back: “How dare you dirty my moon?!” When her birth mother’s cruelty and the shadows of the past return, Jiang Ruonan no longer stays silent.
Meanwhile, Lin Qingyue’s old friends, the sunny puppy Cheng Yi and the aloof top student Zhou Tingke, transfer to their school one after another. Cheng Yi’s instantly familiar “Nannan” stirs up a storm in the classroom, while Zhou Tingke crosses a thousand miles just to draw closer to the boyish figure in his heart.
The four of them support one another through a thorny adolescence.
This is a story about how a friendship “bought” can become a lifeline. It is Jiang Ruonan’s rebirth, rising from the ashes to become Jiang Ruonan in name and spirit; Lin Qingyue’s gentle strength, which lights the darkness with innocence and determination; and Cheng Yi and Zhou Tingke’s journey of growing up as they pursue and protect the ones they love, finally coming to terms with their feelings. When old wounds mingle with new pain, only hands clasped together can withstand the coldness of the world.
It looks good, but the cover chosen by the author is a bit weird. The heroine seems to have three hands!
No one has good work (cross it out) Those who can reward it first
Who said this book is weak? This book is great!!!!!!!