The 17-year-old Song Yuanxin is gentle and a little inferior. He is like a kitten that is sometimes lively and sometimes shy. He looks as clean as his first love. He secretly hides his love for Lu Siyan in his heart - he cares too much and dare not face this feeling directly. Lu Siyan, who is three months younger than him, has the handsome looks of both men and women. When he is not smiling, he is like a stern little wolfdog, but when he smiles, he is cute. He is quiet and sensible, but he fell in love with Song Yuanxin at first sight. He has become his own "love brain". Once he is identified, it is difficult to look away.
From the throbbing hidden in the heart, to the cautious approach, to the confirmation of the relationship after Gu Siyan turned 17, those daily campus days warmed by the sun and the confession letters accidentally touched by the cat are all soaked in the sweetness that belongs to the two of them. But the heavy pressure from his family and Song Yuan's deep-seated inferiority finally became a roadblock. He made up the lie of "liking girls" on the phone to break up with her, and every word was like a knife stabbing into his heart, just because he didn't want to drag the other person down. Lu Siyan believed it. After his heart was broken, he completely blocked his heart and never touched love again.
Five years passed quietly, and the reunion after a long absence broke the peace. The confession letter that was licked by the cat back then contained unspoken sincerity; can the love that was interrupted by low self-esteem and lies be resumed five years later? In the slow-paced narrative, sweetness and abuse are intertwined, hiding the weight of a young man's thoughts and the deep affection accumulated over time.
Concept: It tells the story of a sensitive young man with low self-esteem who comes out of his psychological haze in the company of his lover, and the cold and rational Gong Fang who loves only one person in his life. It explores how the trauma caused by the original family can be healed by true love, and explains the true meaning of growth that "even if you are bruised and bruised, true love is still worth waiting for."