A Love Letter to a Girl

If gender doesn't define who we can love, then where is the boundary between friendship and romance?

Answer: Would you want to kiss your friend?

Pei Yingxue was taken from Jianan at the age of six and brought to the Pei family. Ten years later, she returned to Jianan, but only for her grandmother's funeral.

That summer, Pei Yingxue lost the only family member in the world who loved her.

That summer, Pei Yingxue found the most unforgettable dream of her life.

Summer in Jianan was damp and sultry. Cicadas sang without pause in the parasol trees, and the Qing River gently embraced the ancient city. Their blue-and-white school uniforms fluttered in the evening breeze as they held hands and ran toward freedom.

But the freedom of youth is wildest and most fleeting. A downpour hurriedly tore them apart...

"Are you gay?"

Mo Yinuo: "I don't think I am, but I can't be certain I'm definitely not. What I mean is, before you meet the right person, how can you know what they'll be like, or what gender they'll be?"

Pei Yingxue: "All I know is that after her, I've never felt my heart leap like that for anyone else."

Cool, sharp-tongued, slow-moving moon x bright, gentle little sun

Pei Yingxue and Mo Yinuo

This is a love letter to girls, written in memory of our long-gone youth, when laughter outweighed tears.

Some parts of the story are adapted from real events.

Theme: Gender can't stop love.