There Are Trees in Summer, Adapted Version of Yawang Paradise

Gentle and sadistic, two-way redemption, difficult to let go, youthful apocalyptic feeling, pure love adaptation Character setting • Shu Yawang: A gentle and quiet girl with a tough heart, she is used to taking care of others and has been disciplined by her family to be sensible. She only lets go of all her defenses in front of Xia Mu. • Xia Mu: A lonely and cold boy who lacked love in his childhood. There is only Shu Yawang in his eyes. He is paranoid, affectionate, and will never change until death. He is the child who is illuminated by her from the darkness. • Tang Xiaotian: A sunny and cheerful young man, Yawang's childhood sweetheart, clean and sincere, but missed by fate and became a regret. • Qu Weiran: Dark and paranoid, psychologically twisted, with the scars of his original family, he is a nightmare that tears apart all the good things. I retained the most poignant core of the original work, and rewrote the rhythm, details and ending to make the emotions more delicate and the conflicts more profound. I retained the sadistic points but also hid the tenderness. This is a brand new and more complete "Summer in the Arbor".