Fog, End of Time

In her previous life, Chi Wu had been in love with Shi Yu for ten years, but she didn't even have the courage to look up at him. He is the eldest grandson of the Shi family in Ningcheng. He is cold, dignified and unattainable. She is just an ordinary girl who passed the exam in the county. Her parents are divorced and her family is poor. She feels like she is clinging to her even when she stands closer. He took ninety-nine steps toward her, and she took a step back because of the unbridgeable family gap. With just one step, he was completely defeated. Shi Yu started writing letters to her when he was twenty-two years old, one letter every year, but never sent it. Chi Wu only saw those letters in the second year after his death - ten letters in total, ranging from young and restrained to desperate and silent. At the end of the last letter, he tried his best to cross out a line: Chi Wu, can you go back to Ningcheng. Reborn in the summer of graduation, Chi Wu opened his eyes in the KTV box. At twenty-one, everything is still too late. She pushed open the box door, ignored everyone's astonished gazes, walked across the entire sycamore path, ran to him, stood on tiptoes and kissed him. This time, she won't back down. Shi Yu found that his girlfriend seemed to have changed into a different person. She no longer avoided his gaze, no longer walked on eggshells when he was approaching, and would even call him when he was working overtime until late at night, saying in a gentle but undeniable tone: Shiyu, go home for dinner. She wanted to make up for the regrets in her previous life one by one in this life. Whether it was his stomach ailment, his overwork, the pressure of his family marriage, or that crossed-out request - she wanted him to know that she was always here and she would never leave again. The fog in the mountains finally cleared.