Love, After Avoiding the Details

Blurb:

Life isn't a movie. It lacks so many melodramatic, over-the-top scenes, making the years that should have been vibrant feel as unchanged as plain water.

Ordinary love isn't a novel. Just saying "I love you, so I'll leave you" can't change anything.

Jiang Shao'an and Meng Yao's meeting was only natural, but the unconventional nature of their love made life tense and joyful as circumstances dictated.

"I really am four years older than you. That means I don't just want to spend what little youth I have on a romance. I want to promise you a perfect love."

"I can't promise my love for you will never expire. But I can promise that if you love me, I'll love you too. If you stop loving me, that doesn't mean I will."

When he is no longer a teacher, and she is no longer a student, even a scene of boiling eggs in salt water feels far happier than a grand, passionate romance.

If you're right for each other, then be together no matter what. Don't let trivial matters and little details hold you back, and don't let fixed ways of thinking become eternal.

Thanks to "Xigua Guai Chenchen" and "Mengbi Yaoyao," from Tieba, for providing the names of the male and female leads.

Thanks to "Fei Qing Ran" of "Piao Xiao Studio," from Tieba, for providing the cover art.