Zhou Xiaoman only wants to do one thing in his life: lie down.
Until I met Ye Qingxuan.
That man kicked her out of bed at midnight every day, forced her to practice sword practice, and dragged her out of bed into the sunshine.
Later, Zhou Xiaoman learned that the seemingly omnipotent genius was actually lonelier than anyone else.
It takes her a hundred years to teach a person to stop.
That person spent a hundred years watching every sunset with her.
They say a loser is not worthy of a genius.
But on the day of the tribulation, Ye Qingxuan stood under the thunder and said:
"Wherever you are, I am."
This is a story about "stop" and "accompanying".
It is also a story about "you are the only thing I don't want to be involved in in my life".