Give You Daylight

In September of the second year of high school, the chirping of cicadas clung to the windowsill of the classroom, and the ceiling fan squeaked and turned, turning Xu Wen's youth into a gray background. He is a "transparent person" sitting in the last row. He holds the corners of his school uniform and lives with his head down. He lives in the quagmire of his parents' accusations and low self-esteem. He is used to avoiding all eyes with silence. He had heard too many rumors about Mo Bai, the "school bully" in the class next door - he was rebellious and flamboyant, loved to fight, was not easy to mess with, and was a person who should never be approached. A scattered homework book, a black umbrella thrown in on a rainy night, a chance encounter in the corner of the rooftop. Rumor has it that the ferocious young man always reached out to him when he was most embarrassed: blocking him from asking for a drink, noting his habit of not eating coriander, handing him strawberry-flavored candy when he failed an exam and collapsed, hiding all his tenderness in his careless movements. From strange temptations to regular meals, from skipping classes and visiting used bookstores to relying on each other when running away from home late at night, two hearts lacking love slowly get closer in the trivial daily life. He wrote his likes into the corners of his diary and hid them in the hot soy milk he bought on the road; he rubbed his cares into every subconscious protection and hid them in the eyes that guarded him all night long. The starlight of the senior year of high school falls on the corner of the stairwell, and the subway across the city is filled with overflowing thoughts. A whole youth of being cautious and worrying about gains and losses finally found the answer in the fireworks in the sky on New Year's Eve. It turns out that redemption is always a two-way street. Mo Bai is the daylight that breaks through the fog in Xu Wen's gloomy youth, and Xu Wen is the anchor that anchors Mo Bai's heart in his chaotic life. From school uniforms to living together, from youthful secret love to years and years, they held each other's hands and turned the long years into a long stream of tenderness. Concept: The series focuses on a slow-paced, life-oriented narrative of youth growth. The core revolves around "young people healing each other in the gap between their original families". There is no violent conflict, and daily details are used to promote emotions. It focuses on a gentle and healing reading experience.