When the Moonlight Only Shines on Us

The author does not deify love into a fairy tale that will never fade, but writes frankly about its fragility and tenacity: the protagonists will fight in the cold war amid misunderstandings, hesitate in the face of reality, and have their edges worn away over the years, but they always find support in each other's eyes. The tenderness hidden in the details is the most touching - the warm milk at the desk late at night, the strong hug when reunited after a long separation, the tissue handed out after an argument, all tell the truest appearance of love: not a vigorous vow, but the fireworks of life, still willing to hold each other's hands and live "I" as "we". This novel is like a mirror, reflecting every moment of serious love. It also makes us believe that good love is never a miracle made in heaven, but a sweetness that slowly develops over the years between two ordinary people with sincerity and patience.