A semi-autobiographical novel. The plot and romance don't have many major ups and downs. Although it has a happy ending, the two friends in real life have already broken up (they were still together when I wrote this), so I don't recommend reading it.
Blurb 1: The wind can lift rootless sand, but it can hardly blow away a hummingbird in flight. Just as the strength of life lies in refusing to submit, the story of these two women lies in perseverance.
Bai Muyun gives up the well-paid job she worked for years to secure in City B and resolutely returns to China to teach, where she meets Su Yao, a university counselor. Two ordinary, unremarkable people go from meeting to getting to know each other (or perhaps from knowing each other to meeting), then to sharing their feelings, before being forced apart. Will they choose to transform themselves or compromise?
Blurb 2:
Su: Teacher Bai, would you say we're in an online relationship?
Bai: What do you think, Teacher Su?
Su (answering her own question): I guess not. We know each other in real life, but I fell for the online you first!
Bai: ...
Reading guide:
Nine-year age gap: gentle, considerate older woman x cutesy, troublemaking younger woman
The real-life and online storylines intersect, then eventually return to real life.
Completed works:
"When You Gaze into the Abyss": warmhearted young police detective x cold, celibate chief forensic doctor
"The Arrival of Early Summer": tsundere deputy chief of traditional Chinese medicine x proud, cross-disciplinary host
Weibo: An Qiao
Theme:
Personally, I like to read campus novels very much. However, because some campus novels are either too mindless or the plot is unbearable to read, I haven't come across a novel that suits my taste in a long time. This book, "Let's Calm Together" is very realistic in every aspect. Both protagonists work at the university. Xie Moda not only writes about the innocence of the campus, which is as innocent as an ivory tower, but also has many dark and unspeakable gray areas. Almost crazy pursuers, school leaders with unclear rights and wrongs, grievances that are not understood by their families, or people who don't mean what they say. Every scene seems to show my past self, which resonates with me and makes me afraid to write a long review. What touched me a little was when I saw that Mo Da had left a message: Bai Muyu's character in the article was taken from a good friend, and he is a real person. It turns out that there are really people like Teacher Bai in the world who are beautiful, kind, warm and gentle, so I was prompted to continue reading, wondering what kind of woman would capture such a woman? Teacher Bai and Su Yao started to get close from the super chat group on the Internet, to getting along day and night in the same dormitory in reality, and then to the "master-disciple relationship" in the game where the Internet and reality intersect. The so-called "my world revolves around you" must be this feeling. The first time Xiaoshan heard the voice of Huang Eniang in the group was the song "My Heart Will Go On"; and the first interaction between Su Yao and Bai Muyu seemed unpleasant, but it lit up each other's hearts. The progress of Teacher Bai and classmate Xiao Su has always been impressive but not optimistic. If Teacher Bai's love is tolerant and restrained, then Su Yao's love is sincere and passionate. Teacher Bai's psychological burden, classmate Xiao Su's hesitation, and the pressure and friendliness of the surrounding environment were all fully displayed by Mo Da. Beautiful teachers have always attracted much attention on campus, and our teacher Bai is no exception. The class is so packed that even Xiao Su, a classmate who is not very good at English, has to race against time to see her face! (Ah, it's about absorbing knowledge.) Teacher Bai is serious in class, never slacks off in proctoring exams, and is dedicated to everything he does. Who wouldn't be attracted by these qualities? At first, my inner subconscious told me that Su Yao and Teacher Bai were not compatible, but the more I looked back, the more I felt that Su Yao might indeed be the right person for Teacher Bai. Teacher Bai is serious and serious, while Su Yao is naughty and mischievous; but Su Yao's heart is also very valuable. How can Teacher Bai not hold it in his hand for fear of dropping it, and hold it in his mouth for fear of melting? Being "together" is never easy. Fortunately, after the misunderstanding was resolved and they realized what was really in their hearts, the two of them lived a happy (without shame) life. Adhering to the consistent style of MoDa, surgeries, artificial respiration, and frying fish were all explained in detail, which helped me gain a lot of practical (and strange) knowledge. This is the rigor and characteristic of Moda. Teacher Bai's gentleness is full of light. Thank you to all the planets for allowing you and me to meet.
Leave a Claw: Ended on July 22, 2026. Many people want to say, I wonder if this friend in reality broke up at the family level, or did the two of them develop independently? Hmm... I had love at least once! Treated each other sincerely. I read a sentence: Even if the ending is regretful, those heartbeats, warmth and feelings of being loved really existed.
Has anyone saved Chapter 63 of Yu Die and Tian Xia Wushuang? I just saw this article now, so it's too late. . . I went to Weibo and couldn't find it. Is there any kind person who has saved it and can poke me? Grateful!
Ah ah ah ah, little Susu is so bad
Just finished watching it, it's so sweet!!!
Ahhhhhh so sweet!!! Treasure article treasure author!
It's great that they are still together
This one looks good too! Sister is so gentle
Very good(?▽?), Come on
Luckily it's just common pneumonia!!!