Ning Chi was trapped in countless hot and cold pulls with Hu Jiashu for several years, and she still couldn't understand why he was full of tenderness one day and full of disgust in the next moment. It wasn't until the eve of graduation that I accidentally caught a glimpse of the truth about the world, and I was shocked to realize that I was just the female supporting character in the book. The author set an iron rule: as long as Hu Jiashu is attracted to her, his affection will be wiped out and resentment will be forcibly cultivated.
After being reborn as a freshman in high school with a heart full of heartbreak, she deliberately avoided all of Hu Jiashu's overtures, keeping her distance and not daring to be tempted.
She never knew that the two of them broke through the plot many times in the previous life, that the author had abandoned the book long ago, and that the shackles that bound each other had long since disappeared. Hu Jiashu was not influenced by fate and kept approaching her, but Ningchi, who was deeply trapped in the shadow of the past, gave in blindly, and the two-way feelings left only a youthful regret.
Intention: The deviation of fate cannot be reversed, and reunion does not mean perfection. The heroine returns with memories of her past life, trying to avoid regrets and alienation, but in the end she cannot withstand the silent time shift. The heartbeat of youth is purely restrained, and the encounter is real and hot. But the misplaced time, restrained character, and silent miss are destined to make the two-way secret love end in a stranger's way. The full text wants to express: Some regrets do not matter whether they come again or not, and some people are destined to only meet once and not stay together for a lifetime. Being awake is the most painful, being silent is the most regrettable.