Huang Zhuanqing always believed that extremes inevitably reverse and that after the darkest hour comes the dawn. Lovers should part when their feelings are at their most intense.
So, after performing a disastrous operation, she said goodbye to Yan Qing'an that spring.
This childhood prodigy asked calmly, "Are you happy now, Huang Zhuanqing?"
Then he walked away without looking back, leaving that springtime scene behind.
Five years later, Huang Zhuanqing received a once-in-a-lifetime chance at a promotion, but the price was his life.
His life and her career began counting down together.
But fortunately, the countdown ended at zero, and she was good at starting over from zero, ready to bloom again in spring.
As a teenager, Huang Zhuanqing had always wanted to ask Yan Qing'an, "How many people does your heart beat for?"
Now she had opened his heart, only to discover that she alone was regent of this boundless kingdom.
A resilient, passively adaptive type and a lonely, proactive guiding type.
Note: The title comes from Shakespeare's Sonnet 98: "From you have I been absent in the spring, / When proud-pied April, dressed in all his trim, thou wert absent."
The protagonists are each other's only love, in both body and heart.
Theme: Learning to live alongside a new self
Hahahaha, it does look unique.