Yesterday's Blue Sky / Qi Tu: Intersecting Tracks

“An old song plays again and again. Some people will always stay in our hearts.” ...While watching the movie, I realized Xiao Yi was in Class 1, Senior Year. I was in the same class in high school, so I really related to it! Also, this story moves at a very slow pace. You can read it as a Qi Tu story, or as a BL continuation of the movie Crystal Sky of Yesterday. This is a story of a secret crush, and of coming to your senses and finding happiness many years later. I haven't read the original manga. Everything I know about the story comes from the movie, so please don't get hung up on too much, especially if you're a fan of the original manga. Simply put!!! The male lead likes the female lead, the female lead likes the second male lead, the second male lead likes the male lead, and then the male lead finally wakes up!!!! Movie review: We always have so many what-ifs, but there are no real what-ifs. When we're young, we keep saying “forever,” but time can tear that word to shreds with ease. As an art school applicant who just said goodbye to senior year and turned eighteen, I'm now a college freshman, and this movie really moved me. That's what youth is like: we're young and innocent, we don't overthink things, and the smallest things can touch us. A misunderstanding can hurt us. We're not used to saying goodbye to people or things, but if we'd said a proper goodbye back then, would we really have had the chance to meet again? Crystal Sky of Yesterday is dedicated to every one of us who shines so brightly. Theme: