(Written based on my original manuscript in my second and third year of high school)
Being abandoned by boys? Being bullied at school? These things did not completely defeat me...
That April summer, I clung to a piece of driftwood called "Shen Yan" until I discovered that it was taking me to deeper waters.
So I let go and swam to the shore by myself. After I came ashore, I learned to plant a pot of hydrangea, watch it change colors in the sun, carefully prune its dead leaves, and prune my own past.
In this book, there are lies and betrayal, but more importantly, it is about how a girl learns to be her own gardener, planting a whole spring for herself on the ruins of youth.
Concept: When the false driftwood sank, I learned to grow flowers on my own land