[I wrote this while I was in school, and it makes no sense. If you've clicked on it, you don't need to read it. I'm begging you, please don't. I really am begging you 🙏 You can read my new book instead. It's better than this one, but seriously, don't read this one!]
Zhinin's life is the textbook example of a “kid everyone else's parents wish they had.”
She's never gone on an impulsive trip,
never even had a single argument.
She thinks this is a good way to live: safe, calm, and peaceful.
She believes life is meant to glide smoothly along its tracks.
That is, until she meets Su Yanye, a boy as free-spirited and passionate as they come.
He tells her, “Nothing in this world is absolute.”
He takes her on spontaneous trips,
lets her experience his way of life,
and turns all the things she never thought she'd try into reality.
When everyone else mocks Su Yanye for being “unrealistic,”
Zhinin is the only one who looks him in the eye and says,
“I believe you can do it. You have to believe in yourself, too. You should be proud of yourself, and let others be proud of you, because you're already amazing.”
A disciplined piano prodigy, the perfect daughter,
and a passionate, vibrant young race car driver.
They were supposed to be parallel lines,
but in each other's worlds, they break the rules
and do all sorts of wonderfully strange things together.
Whether they end up as close friends or lovers, they will always be the warmest, brightest presences in each other's lives.
The content is overall okay. But maybe due to personal feelings, I feel quite disconnected from [Cindyruela].