On the winter night of 1975, she committed herself to others for a place to return to the city; many years later, the rural youth she "looked down on" at that time became an existence she could not reach. But the story is much more than that...
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Love in that era was so slow, but it was precisely because of this slowness that every blush was extremely precious. The writing is delicate, the sense of the times is strong, and the characters are three-dimensional. It's not the kind of sadistic story that opens and closes, but the sweetness that slowly seeps into my heart. I look forward to them getting together soon. The orange candy is so sweet that I can't get enough of it.
Love in that era was so slow, but it was precisely because of this slowness that every blush was extremely precious. The writing is delicate, the sense of the times is strong, and the characters are three-dimensional. It's not the kind of sadistic story that opens and closes, but the sweetness that slowly seeps into my heart. I look forward to them getting together soon. The orange candy is so sweet that I can't get enough of it.