Yan Ning, who grew up in a car repair shop, dived into the sea of questions during the countdown to her sophomore year in high school. She had to take care of her infant cousin and the house cat, and shoulder the trivial chores of the house; she was introverted and sensitive, and the stubbornness and stubbornness in her bones made her decide that she must not be distracted by young love except before the college entrance examination.
The dazzling and bright classmate A Nian was the biggest surprise in her youth. The two went from being tit-for-tat "confrontation roommates" to becoming each other's only close friends. However, this friendship is hidden in flattery and possessiveness, with repeated quarrels, cold wars, and secret rivalry. It is both reliance and internal friction.
Xiao Chi, a sports student, hides all her preferences in actions: quietly advancing class fees, accompanying her over the wall in snowy weather, taking the initiative to lead cram schools, clumsily and enthusiastically approaching her step by step, but she is always deliberately avoided; Genius transfer student Dai Zhan Li sees through her loneliness, and every word reveals her interpersonal conflicts.
The story runs parallel. The fireworks at the candy store during the winter vacation of the second year of high school are the present, while the hot pot in the classroom, magnolia wishing ball, and basketball cheerleading team of the first year of high school are the past. The test papers intertwined with the evening breeze. She slowly transformed amidst the restraints of friendship, the ignorant heartbeat and the pressure of life, and finally reconciled with her own inferiority and stubbornness.
Purpose: The youthful growth of young girls, the boundaries of friendship and self-acceptance, and the writing of a healing youth that puts ideals first and reconciles with inferiority complex.