Is meeting Si'an the fate of Lowenke's life, or is it salvation?
The initial sweetness is like the sweetness of candied haws, but I don't know if there is a deadly poison hidden behind it. From the moment they met, the gears of fate began to turn, and a tragedy quietly began.
Those beautiful memories, like bright stars, embellished Lowenke's bleak childhood: the classroom next door, the sunny Sunday afternoon, the basketball hoop next to the playground, and the song that only belonged to them. These memories are good medicine for healing childhood trauma, but they are also like slow poison, eroding his future bit by bit.
In this whirlpool of love, encounters and departures are intertwined, and the red thread of fate is tightly entangled. Lowenke never regretted his encounter with Si'an. Even though he knew everything was premeditated by the other party, he was still willing to jump and bear all the consequences alone. Si'an, on the other hand, had a tough and domineering attitude, "Either don't mess with me, or get away. I'm the only one who doesn't want you. If you don't want to leave, you have no right to refuse. You can only be mine."
In this game of love, who will have the last laugh? Is it Lowenke who is like a moth to the flame, or Si'an who is in control of everything? When love has turned into sorrow, if time goes back, how will they choose? Open this book and explore the truth behind this love full of entanglements and struggles.
Concept: Love knows no boundaries