[Introduction to the work]
Lin Zhan worked as a translator of Japanese literature for five years, and also watched that person for five years.
From the young boy who was glimpsed on the screen during her girlhood, to every stage play, every interview, and every photo book later - she watched the light in his eyes dim little by little, watched him struggle between his native family and the entertainment industry, and watched that man who was gentle to the core, living his life like an isolated island.
On July 18, 2020, the news came.
She didn't cry. I just quit my job, plunged into Japanese translation, and spent five years collecting all traces of him, like trying to put together a puzzle with a missing piece.
Until late that night, she found a private notebook that had never been made public.
When she opened her eyes again, she was sitting in the classroom in 2007, with cherry blossoms like snow outside the window, and a seventeen-year-old boy sitting diagonally in front of her.
He raised his head, his pear dimples were shallow and his eyes were still bright.
She knew he would leave in 2020. She knew what he would be going through. She knows how difficult this road is.
But she came anyway.
She wanted to use the clumsiest way to accompany him step after step.
But every time he chose to leave this world.
So she went back. Once, twice, three times, four times.
Every time, she was a stranger. Every time, she starts from scratch.
Reading Guide
1. Japanese redemption novel, slow and delicate
2. The male protagonist has no memory, and every life is a new encounter.
3. The background is warm and the ending is HE
4. Adapted from real characters and backgrounds, the story is purely fictitious
Intention: A person who gives all his tenderness to others, but no one teaches him how to be gentle to himself
