Chen Miao learned a truth at the age of five: if you don't expect it, you won't get hurt.
That year she met a little boy. He picked up iron nails with her, gave her half a mung bean popsicle, called her princess, and became her only friend in her lonely childhood. Later, her grandmother died and she was taken back to a strange home and never saw him again. They didn't ask each other's names, and they didn't have time to say goodbye. Later, when she was growing up painfully and awkwardly, she sealed up that memory, like a piece of candy that would never be opened.
At the beginning of her first year of high school, a boy with a nice smile was pushed to sit next to her. Everyone liked him, but she could tell at a glance that he was acting. What a coincidence, she was also acting - he pretended to be enthusiastic, she pretended to be indifferent. Two people wearing masks have become each other's only mirrors. From Yilin Riverside to Xia Da Cultural and Creative Store, from exchanging fears to fighting rumors side by side, they gradually became each other's only reason not to perform.
But fate refuses to let anyone go. At the moment closest to happiness, he pushed her away with the words "I hate you" and shut himself into the ruins.
She chased him for a long time. From Yilin to Beijing, from Beijing to London. Every time I was pushed away, and every time I got closer again in a different way.
It wasn't until much later that she understood that some people come into your life not so that you can learn to protect yourself, but so that you can learn to love and be loved.
Concept: Two people who are accustomed to performing saw through each other's masks and took off their costumes in each other's eyes.