The Stars Will Never Meet the Murky Current Again
Lin Xingxing once believed that Jiang Che was the light that illuminated her youth.
From his gentle protection in high school to standing together through life and death in college, from their first meeting in a stairwell to their promise beneath the cherry blossoms, this clear-eyed young man spent ten years by her side, making her believe their love could withstand every storm. But after graduation, the deep affection they once shared was sharpened by reality into a blade. Abandoned in a desperate situation during a trip to Japan, then fatally shoved aboard a cruise ship, she finally realized that the boy who had once searched for her with all his might had long since been twisted beyond recognition by the pursuit of fame and fortune.
For the sake of his career and a deal that served his interests, he treated her and their unborn child as burdens, plotting scheme after scheme and tearing their past apart with his own hands.
Fortunately, a star-like resilience was buried deep within her. Breaking free from the chains of betrayal, she carried her grandmother's hopes with her and, with reverence for life, gave birth to her daughter on her own and returned to the animation career she loved. With no more false sweet talk or deadly traps disguised as tenderness, the daily companionship of three generations and the steady work of her studio helped her find her true self again after the storm.
When Jiang Che finally faced the full force of the law, Lin Xingxing understood at last: the greatest sense of security does not come from someone else's protection, but from the strength within yourself. The pain she had endured became a badge of growth, lighting the way to a peaceful future for her and her daughter.
This is a story of love and betrayal, ruin and redemption. May every girl as pure as a star avoid the murky currents and, in the end, find a patch of warm sunlight.
It turns out that youthful love can also change, and it turns out that love so sincere and sincere can also change. The author writes about another side of the emotional world of contemporary young people.