Introduction to the novel (optimized eye-catching version)
Mu Qinghuai's youth was like that of most girls: sensitive and introverted, accustomed to being alone, burying his worries deep in his heart, thinking that he would be trapped in his own little world for the rest of his life.
She is like the silent gardenia on the window sill, wrapping all her emotions, confusion and uneasiness into tightly closed buds, refusing to tell anyone and not daring to reveal them. In the eyes of others, she is quiet and sensible, but no one understands her. She is just used to hiding herself, and in ordinary days, she digests the sensitivity and confusion of youth alone.
Later, three teenagers came into her life one after another:
One person gently opens the window and breaks her self-isolation;
One person's careful tempering gave her the courage to stand alone;
One person's gentle redemption calmed all her uneasiness.
They were glimpses of light in her youth, but they were never everything she grew up with.
What really supported her throughout her youth was the silent family affection and pure and passionate friendship.
She learned to behave herself in the tolerance of her family, and learned to open her heart in the company of friendship. In three simple encounters, she gradually recognized herself and rushed to grow. There is no bloody love or hate, no intense entanglement. The main plot is about her breaking away from isolation step by step and living her own light. The subplot is about the long-term companionship of family and friendship, and the most touching warmth hidden in daily life.
The gardenia will eventually bloom, and with love and companionship, she loses her timidity, becomes independent, brave, and self-consistent, and lives the way she wants. This is Mu Qinghuai's growth epic, a journey of self-salvation, and a tender youthful period of family and friendship.
Purpose: Female growth