The Remaining Warmth Is Gone

There are two top young men in the city's No. 1 Middle School, Li Chuye, the unruly school bully, and Wen Shiyan, the cool academic god. In the eyes of others, the two people are diametrically opposed to each other, but they secretly have a unique heartbeat. Wen Shiyan tolerated Li Chuye, who was full of sharpness, and was the only remaining warmth in his gloomy native life; Li Chuye shed all his anger and only showed tenderness to Wen Shiyan. But both of them have a nature that refuses to bow down. They are sensitive, proud, and not good at showing weakness. Jealousy breeds suspicion, conflicts build up estrangements, and sharp words expose each other's sincerity time and time again. His friend Su Wanxing often tries to persuade Li Chuye, but Xiao Chi sees through his awkward love, and his classmate Ji Xun unintentionally becomes the trigger of their conflict. Quarrels and cold wars cycled over and over again, and the warmth that once went in both directions was gradually exhausted in the endless tug. The college entrance examination is over, and the teenagers part ways. Reunited many years later, Li Chuye watched the empty wilderness and realized that the person who was willing to give him all the tenderness would never look back. Enthusiasm filled with enthusiasm has returned to desolation, and the remaining warmth of the old year has completely dissipated, leaving only a lifetime of irreparable regrets. Concept: The unruly and paranoid Li Chuye is a desolate wilderness, while the gentle and restrained Wen Shiyan is the only warmth left in his youth. Two teenagers who are equally proud and unwilling to show weakness try to save each other, but they constantly stab each other because of their suspicion, self-esteem and the gap between their original families. The passionate love was slowly exhausted through quarrels, misunderstandings, and pulls. When I suddenly woke up, there was no one around me. The purpose of the story is to tell the regret of being young and not knowing how to love, to explore how pride and sensitivity destroy the sincerity that goes in both directions, and to interpret the pain of missing out and losing youth.