Before the age of eighteen, Mu Qingqing had always been a good girl in the eyes of others. Her life was as ordinary as water. It didn't mean how good her grades were or how diligent she was, but she had always been well-behaved and had never done anything out of the ordinary. Her grades were not good, and she had always been unsophisticated—until her sophomore year of high school, when she was sent to live with her aunt. Her aunt is a well-known folk singer. The strange and free city created a hole in her otherwise regular life. It was also there that she met Qiu Yan, a man who brought about earth-shaking changes in her, and she also ushered in the happiest period of her life when she met that man.
This is a very bland novel, but still very sweet.
