Please forgive me for dedicating this article to the one he loves in his life on behalf of the male protagonist. She is as strong and stubborn as the Eiffel Tower in France; as competitive as the Colosseum in Rome; as longing for freedom as the Statue of Liberty in the United States; as rugged as the European and American Obasan in fashion; and as the perfect combination of love and beauty as Vitas in the human world. However, it was a girl who was marked as "eternal" in his heart, and in this era of "eating all the fireworks in the world", she broke into a lost social view of love.
He stands on the edge between school and society, half young and half mature, half dream and half reality. However, standing on the edge with him are not only three classmates and friends who have been in college for four years, but also a group of young men and women born in the 1990s. Facing a modern society with free love, overflowing emotions, and flying materialistic ideas, how will they choose the life at their feet?
And when he was at her most lost, he helped her, but he was still at a loss. . .
And what kind of psychological struggle was it when she chose to leave her without hesitation. . .
Will they meet again?