Childhood sweethearts are so sweet, but growing up, each other has occupied too much of their own world. Do they, who have never experienced love, really understand what love is and what love is? Five years ago, Mo Xinghe rejected Meng Xiaowu's confession. When they meet again five years later, who is the girl next to him who is very similar to her? Their previous love was a quiet flutter when they were students, but it is completely different when they meet again. How can they learn to move from mutual admiration on campus to love as adults? I hope to show a process where they like each other, they grow, and they fall in love.
PS:
1. This is my first novel, and I just want to write something. The idea may not be that mature. If you have any suggestions, you can tell me (although I don't think anyone will read it)
2. Childhood sweethearts themselves are difficult to write, so I may pay more attention to the detailed description. Although there is a main plot, it may not be that grand, and it is all for the better growth of the two of them.
3. No love triangle, no love triangle, no love triangle. But I personally believe that there is a very pure friendship between opposite sexes, and I think that accepting your lover to have some life and work relationships with other people of the opposite sex is also a kind of growth between lovers.
4. I haven't applied for a visa yet, and I feel very sad about such a lousy subject matter, but I definitely won't be a eunuch. (Well, Da Taozi himself has to work hard too)
Concept: It is not easy for childhood sweethearts to be together. Campus and society are different. When they are in school, each other occupies the majority of their world, but when they become adults, how can they learn to fall in love like adults?
Who wouldn't love another self?