The Stars and Rivers Are Ever Bright, and I Still Have a Grudge in My Heart.

Geng Geng stepped into the Nortel campus with Yu Huai's inexplicable loss of contact after the college entrance examination. The autumn weather in Beijing could not conceal her inner loneliness. The gears of fate turned, and the appearance of Xinghe, a new student at Central Academy of Fine Arts, dispelled her confusion with his public enthusiasm in the name of "Zhenhua's old acquaintance". Over the past ten years, Lu Xinghe has always been the same, protecting her in the name of a friend, accompanying her through the ups and downs of college and the workplace, and extending a warm hand to her every time she fell. Geng Geng stumbles between reality and dreams, tries, fails, and starts again. Lu Xinghe is her constant harbor. Yu Huai's news is like the scattered wind, occasionally bringing ripples of youth, but it is always vague. Until one time when he returned home and met unexpectedly on the street, Yu Huai uncovered the truth about the heavy separation that year. The belated explanation relieved her heart, but it also made her face the gap of time. Faced with Yu Huai's unfinished love and Lu Xinghe's ten years of silent waiting, Geng Geng stood at a crossroads in life. Her best friend Beta's warning made her see clearly who she could rely on through thick and thin. When the dusty Lu Xinghe came across thousands of miles, her eyes were still as firm as before, and Geng Geng finally heard the voice in her heart - she walked towards him and held those already familiar hands. This time, she chose Xinghe. From best friends to lovers, from Beijing to hometown and back to the starting point, they started a belated but sweet love. Lu Xinghe spent ten years guarding her in exchange for the right to wear a ring for her. Witnessed by relatives and friends, "Geng Geng Xinghe" finally got married, lighting up each other's future in the name of love.