Blurb:
[A sensitive, insecure girl, Lin Chuxia, falls for a confident, flamboyant boy, Jiang Yubai]
(I)
"Chuxia, are you afraid of ghosts?"
Lin Chuxia had been an atheist since childhood. She wasn't afraid of ghosts and didn't believe in Buddha, yet for one person, she went to the temple to pray for seven years in a row.
Kneeling before the temple altar with her hands clasped, she prayed: "Buddha, please grant my wish. I don't ask for much. I only hope my boy stays safe and well, year after year."
But Buddha didn't hear her wish. Or perhaps her voice was too soft, and Buddha didn't see her.
That spring, the magnolias bloomed in all their glory. She received a confession six years too late, but the boy she had waited for year after year never came.
The boy beside the hospital bed had shaved his head because of his illness. His face was utterly pale. Touching his smooth, bald head, he said, "I've gotten ugly... Don't hate me for it, okay?"
(II)
"Teacher Lin, happy birthday!"
"Thank you, Jiang."
"Teacher Lin, happy New Year!"
"Happy New Year, Jiang."
"Jiang, happy spring!"
"Why would anyone describe spring as happy?"
"Because spring is when we meet again."
They say youth is a grand confession. They also say that if your secret love goes nowhere, you shouldn't let your youth become a regret.
Maybe we all tried our best and were together once, but youth was still full of regrets.
We once thought youth was long enough to make room for every missed chance. Only later did we understand that for some people, even regret is a luxury.
We met too late, like a spring that had passed its season.
Can spring expire? Spring never expires.
When winter leaves, spring will return to meet you.
Theme: People thrive with spring, and spring answers the heart.
🤩 I'm really looking forward to the follow-up. I also have the troubles that the author wrote about in his thoughts, especially a person's soliloquy and scene interpretation. Sometimes I feel like a drama star 😆, but it shouldn't be a problem. We are positive and optimistic and just think more.
Maybe you in another time and space are also fantasizing about you in this time and space, and are envious of your current life. We all have beautiful fantasies about what we have never experienced, but it does not necessarily mean that what we have not experienced must be good. There is no absolute perfection, and it cannot be said that what we are living now is not perfect. Although sometimes life is unsatisfactory, most of it is still good.
Looking forward to the ending. I want to know whether the male protagonist lives or dies, and whether the female protagonist accepts Xu Huaizhi. I hope the female protagonist has a good ending.
The only one who can save us is ourselves. Self-salvation is also very important. Relying on others is never a long-term solution [Like]
I think family love is difficult to express. When we were learning to speak, they corrected our pronunciation little by little and asked us to speak, proving that they loved us. Later, when we grew up and had our own ideas, we didn't communicate with them very much. They were also parents for the first time and didn't know how to express their love for us. Their behavior or words were somewhat inappropriate, but deep down I believe they still love us, but they are not good at expressing it. In fact, we don't know how to express it. How to express your love for your parents. I used to envy those people who would talk on the phone with their parents when they had nothing to do, because I was someone who would never call my parents if there was nothing serious. If something happened, I would send a WeChat message to say it. I am not very good at dealing with family relationships, but when you really encounter problems, ask your parents sometimes they will really give you some good advice, because they still love you and want you to be better. They will not want to harm you. Even if they don't understand, they will ask, understand and help you.
"Be a protest against medical staff." This is a big bug for the author~ They should be anti-epidemic medical staff [Spread Flowers]
"Growing up together since childhood" is a big bug for the author~
"Everyday bitter Chinese medicine" gives the author a big bug ~
There is a reason why her grandparents are not sincere towards her, and her father is not a competent father either. The heroine is a bit pitiful 🥺
I feel like the male and female protagonists both have a scumbag father, a poor mother, and a miserable person. So is this a literature of mutual redemption? Is the reason behind the story because of family background?