Shen Yi, an extremely ordinary normal graduate. After failing the exam in her first year, she worked as a customer service officer at an educational institution and was scolded and cried by her parents three times a day. At the lowest point in her life, she met Yang Le, an Internet operator with fine lines at the end of his eyes when he smiled. He is like a summer thunderstorm, coming hot and leaving cleanly. A two-year relationship ended with a shirt stained with lipstick marks.
After the breakup, Shen Yi moved into a single room with a monthly rent of 800 yuan in the urban village. The wall was covered with post-it notes for exam preparation. At four o'clock in the morning, the proprietress of the breakfast shop next door handed her a cup of hot soy milk and said, "It's time to grow the knowledge in your heart."
Finally, she was admitted to the National Editorial Committee. On her first day of employment, she bumped into someone in the corridor. Her name is Shen Yi, and his name is He Yi. They have different surnames, but the pronunciation of their first names is exactly the same. He speaks slowly and always starts writing on the blackboard from the lower left corner. He never fails to go to the used bookstore every Wednesday to look for out-of-print poetry collections. The band-aid he handed over, the umbrella tilted to the left shoulder, the pineapple hanging that had been remembered for three months - when Yang Le reappeared holding a hundred roses, Shen Yi suddenly found that he had already unknowingly changed the word "easy" from a noun to a verb.
