Chen Yugui has been secretly in love with Xue Yetong for seventeen years. From kindergarten to high school, he hid his thoughts in "Simple Love" sung by KTV, in "Rainy Day" in Moments, and in his obsession to celebrate her birthday on the same day as her.
By chance, he moved into her home, thinking that the company he dreamed of was the beginning of happiness. He helped her make up for her shortcomings in science, remembered her mysophobia, handed her candied haws when she was sad, and gave her all his tenderness. But a sudden misunderstanding over a love letter made her blurt out "move out", shattering his enthusiasm.
He left sadly with the little bear hiding twelve stars, and built a wall with pride, but in the middle of the night he repeatedly touched the writing on the stars: "Chen Yugui, in my heart you will always be better than others."
It wasn't until Xue Yetong unlocked the secret of "Rainy Day = XYT" that he realized that all the coincidences were due to his deep love for more than ten years.
This time, she put aside her pride and braved the scorching sun to search the streets. With guilt and courage in her heart, she rushed to the boy she had pushed away: "Chen Yugui, you walked towards me for the past 99 steps, and I will walk towards you for the last step, okay?"
A two-way secret love, spanning 17 years, from "his hidden feelings" to "her brave pursuit". It turns out that the best love is when you are still waiting for me when I like you.
Reader comments
This is not a story about "getting", but a precise surveying and mapping that lasted for seventeen years - Chen Yugui used his entire boyhood as a ruler to measure the trajectory of the galaxy named Xue Yetong. From kindergarten to high school, his love was the hesitation of "Simple Love" in KTV, the Morse code of "Rainy Day" in the circle of friends, and the obstinate ritual that turned the overlapping birthdays of two people into fate. When "coincidences" become so dense that they become astronomical phenomena, behind them is often a star map drawn with painstaking efforts by someone.
The author's most cruel and gentle writing style is to blend extreme romance and extreme pain. Living together under the same roof day and night was like honey and Lingchi - he remembered all her mysophobia and fragility, compiled her science notes into love letters, and used candied haws to string together her every cloudy day. But the "misunderstanding of love letters" was like an unexpected cold wave, and the three words "move out" condensed all the unresolved mornings and evenings. The little bear hiding twelve stars became the only stardust in his defeated universe.
It wasn't until Xue Yetong deciphered the code of "XYT=Rainy Day" that those coincidences that had been worn out by the years suddenly emerged. It turns out that the longest secret love is not to watch a lonely planet, but to live in an orbit around her, calibrating her frequency with every breath. When the starlight finally reaches the looking eyes, we understand: some love has completed its most complete journey long before it arrives.
It's a pretty good campus romance novel. She hides the person she likes and lives together to study for homework by chance. Later, she discovers his feelings and starts pursuing him. The first 99 steps were for you to come to me, and the last step for me to come to you. It turns out that the best love is when I like you and you are still waiting for me. It's a pretty good love novel. Love is meeting the right you at the right time.
The sweet campus novel and the delicate writing style allow people to follow the protagonist's joy, anger, sorrow, and youthful secret love. In the author's writing, it seems to have returned to the period of youth and frivolity.
This book is really good. The author's writing is exquisite, the plot has ups and downs, the characters are vivid, and the dialogue is smooth. It is worth recommending!
This is not a story about "getting", but a precise surveying and mapping that lasted for seventeen years - Chen Yugui used his entire boyhood as a ruler to measure the trajectory of the galaxy named Xue Yetong. From kindergarten to high school, his love was the hesitation of "Simple Love" in KTV, the Morse code of "Rainy Day" in the circle of friends, and the obstinate ritual that turned the overlapping birthdays of two people into fate. When "coincidences" become so dense that they become astronomical phenomena, behind them is often a star map drawn with painstaking efforts by someone. The author's most cruel and gentle writing style is to blend extreme romance and extreme pain. Living together under the same roof day and night was like honey and Lingchi - he remembered all her mysophobia and fragility, compiled her science notes into love letters, and used candied haws to string together her every cloudy day. But the "misunderstanding of love letters" was like an unexpected cold wave, and the three words "move out" condensed all the unresolved mornings and evenings. The little bear hiding twelve stars became the only stardust in his defeated universe. It wasn't until Xue Yetong deciphered the code of "XYT=Rainy Day" that those coincidences that had been worn out by the years suddenly emerged. It turns out that the longest secret love is not to watch a lonely planet, but to live in an orbit around her, calibrating her frequency with every breath. When the starlight finally reaches the looking eyes, we understand: some love has completed its most complete journey long before it arrives.
It's a pretty good campus romance novel. She hides the person she likes and lives together to study for homework by chance. Later, she discovers his feelings and starts pursuing him. The first 99 steps were for you to come to me, and the last step for me to come to you. It turns out that the best love is when I like you and you are still waiting for me. It's a pretty good love novel. Love is meeting the right you at the right time.
The sweet campus novel and the delicate writing style allow people to follow the protagonist's joy, anger, sorrow, and youthful secret love. In the author's writing, it seems to have returned to the period of youth and frivolity.
This book is really good. The author's writing is exquisite, the plot has ups and downs, the characters are vivid, and the dialogue is smooth. It is worth recommending!