"Buddha said: There are seven sufferings in life: birth, old age, illness, death, separation from love, not being able to seek what you want, and meeting resentment and hatred."
Wei Yingxi was in junior high school when he first read this sentence. I was still young at that time and could not fully understand the meaning of this sentence, but it was deeply ingrained in my mind.
Many years later, when Wei Yingxi finally understood what "parting from love, not being able to ask for, meeting resentment and hatred" meant, he wished he had never understood it.
People who were infatuated when they were young may not be able to be together in the end.
This is a plain campus novel with tens of thousands of words. It is heartwarming, but the ending is not HE.
P. S The sentences appearing in the summary of each chapter are combined into Lin Bai's "Process".
Conception: