Meeting Young Xin He

- Sweet, caring fairy princess VS proud, aloof young master - A reunion that isn't quite a breakup and makeup, from school uniforms to wedding gowns "If you pet a cat for long enough, sooner or later it'll crawl at your feet and let you tame it." -- Song Yan, not famous * One afternoon, after eating too much, Song Yan wandered into a deserted, dilapidated villa with a fallen-down fence. At the time, she had no idea she'd stumbled into a personal museum called "The First Seventeen Years of Xin He." It held all the odds and ends of young Xin He's life, from the day he was born to the present, along with the feelings he'd never revealed to the world. Like a god who knew the future opening Pandora's box, Song Yan was never able to leave this "museum," even after they spent five whole years apart... * No. 117, Poly International. Rumor had it that it was the private residence of the eldest young master of the Xin family. Weeds grew thick in the yard, and the whole place was desolate. It looked like a haunted house. Its owner, Xin He, was also the most unconventional person in the second-generation circle of Guanlan. They said this reclusive young master loved climbing mountains with a group of old men, or riding bumper cars in the park. Well, actually, he used a telephoto lens to photograph birds, and went to the racetrack to drive competitive two-stroke go-karts. But who cared? Most people in this world were just putting on a show or sucking up to the successful. Xin He had grown up in a world of fame and fortune, and was certain he'd seen every kind of hypocrisy. He made No. 117 a refuge for his soul and had always refused to let outsiders in. Until one day, a girl came barreling into his house. Like a soft clam closing its not-so-hard shell. Like a princess from afar gently rescuing a fallen prince. Author's notes: ① The cities, schools, and character settings in this story are not based on real-life models. It's all made up. ② This story strictly adheres to the protections for minors. Before age 18, there is only a vague, unspoken crush. ③ Happy ending. Show the author, Huanli Guzhu Pei Qianyu, some love. Core message: Grow together with love