This is the youth version of "Life in Two Cities", a big-city love affair between a girl from the imperial capital and a boy from the same city.
When leaving Beijing, Jia's mother gave her daughter an ultimatum - if you want to talk, talk to Beijingers, otherwise don't talk, and if you do, don't come back.
But how could she, who was so arrogant and savage, not feel passionate when she met the serious man? This pair of happy enemies.
When they first met, he was handing out wedding invitations, but they met again at her wedding. When she saw him standing at the side of the crowd with his little daughter in his arms from a distance, she finally realized that the spiritual comfort she had enjoyed in the past few years was just a deception.
Ten years ago, she was so bold that she almost got caught taking the exam for a friend, but he graciously let her go.
Afterwards, she went to him privately to apologize and said, "I'm sorry, I thought you didn't recognize me."
Then he gave me a cold glare: "Unless there is something wrong with my memory."
At that time, he was a newly promoted lecturer in the college, and he spoke with high-sounding principles. The only thing that left him speechless was the last words she left for him before leaving: "You underestimate my love for you. Rather than saying that you have no choice, you should tell me that you are together because of love. I don't want you to lie to me, and I don't want to see you unhappy."
She had never understood why fate arranged for her to study in a different place, until his appearance gave everything an answer: It turns out that the blank period of the previous eighteen years was not because I had no love, but because my love always existed thousands of miles away.