She Said, Today Is a Good Day to Jump Off a Cliff [Skiing]

If you happen to like this, please click Collect (puppy eyes.jpg) Originally titled Slippery Hands in Broad Daylight A moderately successful backcountry snowboarder × a snowboard technician with a little family influence An unconventional, self-assured BKING big shot × a needy puppy who seems straightforward but is actually full of tricks Push and pull | Mutual devotion | Secret love comes true | Taming the dog [Blurb One] "Do you regret missing out on the first 1440 in women's snowboarding history?" At twenty-one, Xia Yan claps without an ounce of sincerity. She lowers one side of her sunglasses, holds a helmet printed with a raging bull, and tilts her head toward the audience behind the reporter's camera. "I ride backcountry. I'm not in the competition circuit, so what do I have to regret, " "Of course I regret it." Out of the corner of her eye, she spots her own sled dog huddled under the stage, looking on the verge of tears, and quickly changes her answer. Of course there are regrets. For instance, she came this close to standing on the podium with him, riding the snowboard he repaired. [Blurb Two] In the winter of 2014, Wen Kan stumbled into the lounge with a toolbox for repairing boards, going to great lengths to engineer a chance encounter with his idol. They say the ultimate way to be a sports fan is to compete alongside your idol. Wen Kan knows he'll never get the chance to hold her hand and perform a pairs jump with her, but if she can chase her dreams on a board he repaired, that might be a kind of fulfillment too. [Reading Guide] 1. Older woman/younger man, with a three-year age gap 2. The male lead is one-quarter German. Because of his past experiences, he has mild psychological issues and can't become a professional snowboarder. 3. The overall tone is bittersweet and sweet (though apparently not too bitter), but it definitely has a happy ending. Theme: Hardship and suffering become decorations on a medal