... Taking advantage of this break, Wu Chengyan casually flipped through the book in his hand. When he turned over a few places, Wu Chengyan seemed to see something like a piece of paper, so he quickly turned it back to check. It was a white note paper, which read: "Being intoxicated in love is certainly the best state of love. Once it goes too far, it is sinking. It is a state that is not the worst but only worse." The handwriting is beautiful, and the vertical hook is a bit unrestrained. Looking at the contents of the included page, there is a sentence on the waistband: "Love is not for talking about, but for indulging in." This is the delicate feeling that Tohru gained from getting along with the history of poetry.