I have looked up at the white moonlight for seven years, but it is just a phantom put together by two memories.
Xu Zhiwei spent seven years confusing the boy at the summer camp with Shen Yan, whom he first saw similar to in the library.
In the university library, she saw a similar profile and thought that person was the boy from the summer camp.
He recognized her at a glance and quietly listened to her talk about her obsession with another person, allowing the ambiguity to slowly grow in the study room and Wutong Road.
Until the school anniversary, Shen Yan and Lu Xu appeared side by side.
The words "School girl, we have never met alone" shattered her long-term fantasy.
The boy who reached out to her back then was always Lu Xu.
The misunderstanding was settled, and there was no quarrel, only a long tug-of-war.
Xu Zhiwei needs to distinguish whether the throbbing in his heart is the residual warmth of childhood or the heartbeat that belongs to Lu Xu alone.
And Lu Xu was willing to wait, waiting for her to put down the filter and get to know the real him again.
Concept: The heroine's long-term secret love is essentially a self-woven fantasy. The reunion and pull caused by memory misplacement explores the boundary between fantasy and reality, and how people can let go of their obsessions and filters to see and fall in love with a complete and real person. Love is not about chasing ideal phantoms, but about accepting living ordinary people and running in both directions.