"Four Seasons"·Four Volumes·Four Women·Four Years
Four people sleep together, four kinds of shackles.
Song Xiaotang is the eldest sister, who always puts others before herself, and is so sensible that she forgets what she wants; Xu Nian is the most beautiful, but also hates this face the most - everyone looks at her, but no one sees her; Zhou Yu'an tensed up and tried his best to get in, only to find that everyone here is excellent; Lin Zhixia is good at everything, but is so good that she doesn't know what "she" is.
Four years in college, four seasons pass. In their freshman year, they lived in the same dormitory and went from strangers to "us"; in their sophomore year, a conflict opened their scars and the four of them split; in their junior year, they each sank into a trough and slowly woke up; in their senior year, they each made the decision to "become themselves" and then went their separate ways.
Each volume is narrated by a girl - you use her eyes to see the other three, as well as herself. They illuminate each other and hurt each other: the deepest wounds often come from the mirror in the hands of the person who understands you best.
This is not a story of salvation. No one rides a white horse, and the shackles have to be untied one by one. But because of each other, they finally dared to say: It turns out that I also want a different life.
Concept: Four girls who were trapped by different shackles (overprotected/required to strive for success/habitually sacrificed/over-glazed), illuminated and hurt each other during the four years of college, and finally each reconciled with the past - no one saves anyone, but because of each other, they dare to admit "It turns out that I also want a different life." The core is female self-definition, friendship is the bottom line, and it will never fall into the male rescue or love mentality.