Food guide: 1. Secret love comes true, the man pursues the woman; 2. The heroine who is devoted to learning × the hero who is devoted to the heroine; 3. The heroine will change the "Zhao" in her name, and the hero will accompany her throughout the whole process; 4. The hero will use the free will of the heroine as his guiding ideology and course of action. 1. Seventeen-year-old Ye Zhao: The Syrian poet Adonis once wrote in "The First Psalm": I feel that the universe is flowing between your eyes and mine. At the age of seventeen, she looked into her eyes and caught a glimpse of the shining youthful spirit; but she didn't dare to let him see the desolation in her eyes after the fireworks had faded. When they looked at each other by chance, there was really nothing unpleasant about his face, except for the small ball of self in his pupils. 2. Twenty-three-year-old Ye Zhao: After reading several time-travel comics, Ye Zhao asked Shen Zhui: "If I traveled back in time six years ago, would you stop me from leaving?" Shen Zhui kissed her forehead and said she needed time to think about it. Ye Zhao didn't worry about the spur-of-the-moment question. After the cloud and rain paused, Shen Zhui buried himself in Ye Zhao's neck: "I won't." "I can't be arrogant and think that your happiness now is all because of me." "Rather than taking the risk of you being unhappy, I am more willing to accept the suffering of missing you alone." "But... I will definitely not be able to help sneaking away to see you." "What if the world line changes and I don't come back?" Ye Zhao is purely curious. "Then I'll go find you right away." Shen Zhui's tone was a little dull. Feeling Shen Zhui's depression, Ye Zhao said weakly: "It's just a hypothesis..." "Why should I assume that you are not with me?" Shen Zhui bit Ye Zhao's earlobe in a coquettish manner, "Can you please hurt me more?" I can't accept that having you is just a hypothesis.
Concept: This is a male protagonist who implements the central idea of respecting all the will of the heroine.
