The story focuses on the memories of junior high school days by Wang Zizhe, a sophomore in high school.
He was born into a divorced intellectual family. Because his parents were obsessed with pursuing an official career when he was young, he moved to different cities and countries. He didn't return to his hometown until he was 13 years old.
Because of this messy and somewhat onerous life, he had a unique and withdrawn character, and became an alien in everyone's eyes.
At a dinner party with his mother, he met Li Moyan, who was studying in the same school, was slightly three years older, and also came from a single-parent family, but was called the proud daughter of heaven.
The two close friends spent two or three years together, respectfully treating each other as guests.
Until one day, in order to escape his broken family and realize his dream, Li Moyan made an agreement with his eldest brother Jiang Junsheng and reluctantly turned around and left.
For the first time in his life, Wang Zizhe realized that he needed to be strong and independent.
This work is a tribute to Han Han's "Three Gates" more than 10 years ago. Using novel techniques and an exaggerated perspective, it tells the story of the joys and sorrows of the post-90s generation in middle school.