Introduction to the work "Become famous until the last time I post a fart"
Brother Jiang and Chimei were passionate maple spirits in Maple Spirit Valley in their previous life. They were punished by "reincarnation locking" for violating the rules of heaven. In this life, they turned into two maple leaves at the top of the tree in Maple Ridge for thousands of years. Pink, Xizhi Jiangge's leaves have deep red veins and gold-tinged leaf tips. They are only inches apart, but they are bound by a curse: whenever the leaf margins are less than half a leaf thick, they will sting like burning needles, and even wind, insects, and dew will cause trouble.
They can talk to each other, but they can't touch them - they want to rub against the morning dew to spread warmth under the morning sun, but the dew is turned into mist before it drips; in the night wind, they want to stick to the tip of a leaf to express their thoughts, but they are bounced away by the wind as soon as they get within 1 millimeter; even protecting each other to drive away insects will be cursed. Memories of the past life in Maple Valley always come up: an almost hug by the maple juice pond was broken up by thunder, and I wanted to kiss but was chased by the heavenly soldiers on the Mid-Autumn Night. Now even "falling together" is a luxury - when Chimei was swept away by the strong wind, Brother Jiang wanted to break the petiole to follow, but the pain made his spiritual consciousness tremble.
Later, they became specimens and reunited in the exhibition hall through the glass. They were so close that they could see the scars on each other's leaves, but they still couldn't touch each other. It is full of humorous comments about "this Po Feng is more ruthless than the boss", and hides regrets that are "visible but not tangible". It is very similar to us in reality who dare not express our feelings across a wall, but find it difficult to embrace in the same city - we were so popular that we didn't stick together in the end, but our desire to touch her was longer than the maple leaves.
