The young master in the Beijing circle is arrogant and unbridled, and he always hides his sincerity with his sharp edge. His concern for Wen Jiaxi is always hidden in the protection of awkward difficulties and duplicity, like the blazing light in midsummer, insisting on providing a shade for her.
Wen Jiaxi is a docile and good girl, but she is trapped by the shackles of an avoidant personality. The shadow of her native family makes her timid to express her sincerity. Faced with the fierce approach, she will only instinctively shrink back and build a wall of silence and alienation, even if there are already ripples in her heart.
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A misunderstanding tore the veil between the two. Shengchi's pride met Jiaxi's cowardice. Quarrels and misunderstandings continued to accumulate. He thought that if he persisted, he would be able to wait for a response, but she chose to flee further because of uneasiness. When Shengchi put away all his edge and finally learned to confess his love, Jiaxi had exhausted his courage in the long tug.
The story ends in late autumn. The "evergreen tree" that once shielded her from wind and rain failed to keep his girl after all.
Two contradictory souls, in deep love and miss, left behind a regretful relationship that ended without a problem.
Concept: The core of the story is the mismatch of personality and the regret of not being able to love. Sheng Chi's "hard talk" and Wen Jiaxi's "avoidance" trapped the most sincere love in misunderstandings - it's not that they don't love, but that they don't know how to love. It explains the pain points in intimate relationships: love requires accurate expression and courage to be honest. No matter how deep the relationship is, without communication and trust, it will eventually end in missed moments.
