Book title: "Only May You Be in Peace"
Summary: Su Huaian, who was abandoned at the age of three, grew up with her grandfather in the morning light of the countryside. Planting vegetables and doing handicrafts, she turned her poor days into poems with the fragrance of earth, but she was no match for the sudden rainstorm in the fifth grade - the reputation of "wild child" was like a sharp knife, the hardships of school bullying, and the despair of having no way to ask for help. She did not want to drag her grandfather down, and finally went into darkness. In a desperate situation, she collided with Cheng Weizhao, who was also rushing to die: This terminally ill girl, like a bunch of evening stars, with the guardianship of her younger brother Cheng Yuanxi and the follower of her little follower Lin Yilin, pulled her back from the abyss. The four of them ran and laughed under the old locust tree. The letters they buried and the wishes they made became the warmest promises in their youth. She tried her best to catch up with Cheng Weizhao and vowed to go to the same high school together. However, in her third year of junior high school, she encountered a sudden "betrayal" and a permanent farewell. Cheng Weizhao's sudden death caused misunderstandings to take root, and the difficulties in the diary were concealed. She carried the "crime" and quietly walked away after her grandfather passed away. Five years have passed, but the old locust tree remains the same, and locust catkins are flying. The old letters and promises buried under the tree have become obsessions, and the three of them meet again by chance. When the truth emerges, those family ties that have been tempered by suffering, the friendship that redeems each other, and the love that has been delayed for many years will eventually be perfected by the gentleness of time on the green field.
Concept: The weight of non-blood family ties, two-way redemption in desperate situations...