Tang Wanqing’s birthday is only three days away, and she’s already looking forward to it. It will be her coming-of-age celebration, and her parents have said they’ll make it special. Her good friends Ye Zi and An Ran have also gathered a group of people to celebrate with her. What girl doesn’t love birthdays and holidays? The atmosphere is wonderful, and she’s about to come of age, so this gathering means a lot to her.
But her parents want to celebrate with her, and her friends want to celebrate with her too. It’s giving her a headache. She doesn’t want to turn anyone down. What should she do?
With her birthday just three days away, Tang Wanqing is already completely absorbed in planning her party. The professor at the lectern keeps talking, firing off words like bullets, but Tang Wanqing hasn’t heard a single one. She’s already a sophomore at a very ordinary college. She doesn’t like studying, and not in the way other people say they don’t like school: she genuinely has no interest in it at all. What she loves most is drawing. Unfortunately, she got into history, a field that couldn’t be further from what she wanted.
