The year Lin Qingmo turned twenty-five, she suffered two devastating blows: her boyfriend cheated on her, and she lost her job. Her newly launched life had failed before it had even properly begun.
On a rainy night, feeling utterly listless, she let her parents talk her into returning to her hometown.
As soon as she got home, they started pushing her to go on blind dates and take the civil service exam. She wanted neither.
After protesting to her parents to no avail, she was quietly planning to return to Beijing when she stumbled upon an old computer in the storage room. On it were some old manuscripts she'd written when she was eighteen.
Only then did Lin Qingmo remember that she'd once had a hobby like that.
Her dreams at eighteen had been naive and impractical. Following her memories, she racked her brain and tried password after password for her old author account, but none worked. In the end, she had no choice but to reset her password.
But...
When she opened the password recovery page, the very first security question that appeared hit her like a glaring flash of light.
"Enter the name of your best friend from when you were young."
At the sight of the question, her fingers jerked back as if she'd been shocked.
Years ago, she'd innocently thought she would never forget that name. Now, like the password to the account she'd forgotten, it had gone unspoken for many years.
Just as Lin Qingmo was lost in memories of the past, a friend request suddenly popped up on her phone.
[Lin Qingmo, it's Lu Yubai. Do you remember me?]
He had come, the name that was the answer to her security question.
"Time waits for no one, yet the bruise she got from bumping into him years ago still seemed to hurt terribly."
* A wooden-headed girl x a peacock-like guy
* A slow-burn, heartwarming story
* Happy ending
* A story about old friends becoming lovers
Theme: Don't forget your dreams and memories
