In a modern urban setting, during the transition period from high school to university, the story takes campus daily life as the main line, interspersed with real-life scenes such as hospitals and families. Describes the acquaintance, love and separation of two ordinary people with delicate and realistic writing. There is no nonsense, no misunderstanding, and no third parties. It is purely driven by fate and illness. The emotion leads to the ultimate death ending, but the process is warm, real and restrained.
Concept: "The best love in the world is not to grow old together for life, but to never let go from beginning to end." This work attempts to explore whether love can still be complete when "forever" is compressed into a limited unit of time. Chen Yunhe and Xu Yi have no misunderstanding, no betrayal, and no "falling out of love" - they love each other from beginning to end and are together every day. But the deadline given by fate was only three years. Faced with an unchangeable ending, the two people chose an almost stubborn approach: since they don't live long, then live well; since they are going to die, then die together. The work does not exaggerate despair, but uses extreme daily warmth to reflect the inevitability of the ending. The sugar is real sugar, and the knife is a real knife. Readers will laugh as sweetly as they laugh at the beginning, and cry painfully at the end. But the pain point is not "they separated", but "they never separated, but they still lost."