Deep Sea and Aurora

Hibiscus BE Series No. 4: "Letting Go·Farewell Song" The plot is explosive, with a lot of foreshadowing in the early stages, and it becomes more explosive in the later stages. Two misfits saw each other in the crowd. Zhu Cining changed schools eight times and changed his name four times. She plays the piano without reading music, knows five or six languages, and is a ruthless winner. She doesn't need anyone. Chen Qinze was carrying a second-hand guitar, had poor grades, and did not dare to fight back when bullied. He hid in the music room, the only safe place there. In her senior year of high school, she finished playing Chopin. He walked over and said, "You are so awesome." He was the first to approach her. She thought they were the same kind. She fell in love with him - even if he humiliated her in public, even if he used a fake identity to date her online, even if he had a real girlfriend, even if he gave a fake address. She asked him for a place where she could send letters. He gave an address in Iceland. From then on, every time she went to a place, she would buy a postcard and send it to that address. Forty-seven in total. "Miss you" is written on each one. She spent four years chasing him, and he spent four years running away. Then she finally went to Iceland. There is nothing there. There are no houses with red roofs, just a barren tundra. She stood in the cold wind and finally admitted: He really didn't play well. He's not special. He was just the first. What she fell in love with was the hallucination she had with the first person who came over after being alone for too long. She lived a life that everyone envied - a writer, traveler, and language genius. She went to all the places she wanted to go and fulfilled all her wishes. And it was only after she left that he discovered that she was his sun. When she was there, he found it dazzling. After she fell, his world never became brighter again. "The sun is setting," she said. He didn't hear it. But he spent the rest of his life looking for those forty-seven postcards. Unfortunately, that address is fake. Concept: She thought he was the only person in the world who could play the guitar. Later I discovered that there were too many people who knew how to play the guitar. He was just the first.