Sixteen-seven is an age that sounds a little painful.
Lin Xia's Sixteen Seven is a bedroom door that can never be locked, and a pair of scissors hidden deep in the drawer.
Chen Anan's Sixteen Seventeens are old scars left by bullying and thorns used to protect herself.
They huddled together in the dark for warmth, thinking that as long as they were smart enough, they would be immune to all kinds of poison. However, when Lin Xia was most sober, she fell into a carefully woven trap of tenderness. That was the most tragic "top-up" experience in her sixteen or seventeen-year-old life, and it was also the most complete rebirth. It turns out that the one who can really catch you when you fall is never that light-headed boy. But the girl who will hold on to you even if she is covered in scars.
Purpose: Real growth is not about meeting a perfect lover, but about supporting each other with friends in the ruins and finding your independent self.