The heroine, Ji Suwan, is a girl from a small town in Hainan. Unhappy with her circumstances and unable to develop an interest in Chinese pharmacy, she spent three years at a junior college fooling around before resolutely transferring to a teachers' college in T City to study Chinese language and literature. During those three years, she had already become a fairly well-known writer, but her reserved nature meant no one had ever seen her true face. Gao Yiming is an outstanding actor and a former model hailed as Asia's most beautiful face, an artist possessing both talent and beauty. Born in Taiwan and educated in Canada, he returned to China to pursue his career. His gentlemanly manner has captivated countless women. Four Seasons Left to Love You is Ji Suwan's favorite novel, and one of the films starring Gao Yiming.
When a medical checkup revealed she had only one year left to live, Ji Suwan's new work, The Only One in Life, caught the eye of Xuanyu Pictures, the company Gao Yiming worked for. Her condition for signing with them was that she become his assistant for one year, and that her personal details remain private. She named her Weibo account @AutumnSeasonMeetsBrightWinter and insisted on leaving him a message every night for 365 days. Gao Yiming was curious about this unusual stranger and felt a sense of familiarity with her. In real life, he thought Ji Suwan bore some resemblance to her, too. He wanted to respond to her warmth, but his position held him back. Only after her year as his assistant had ended did he gradually discover that Ji Suwan was not only a student and a writer, but also the original author of his new drama, The Only One in Life, and the stranger who had left him 365 messages, one romantic line for every day of the year. Only after Ji Suwan left did Gao Yiming learn that she had given him all 365 days she had left. Like the book she loved, Four Seasons Left to Love You, Ji Suwan was brave, kind, and pure.
Message: Love is a human instinct, an impulse that makes us risk everything, and the belief that anything is possible
Dear author, why is this article in the pure love column??