In the summer when she was seventeen, the secret love under the camphor tree was like an unopened love letter, hiding all of Su Ran's feelings for the young Chen Yu. He is the dazzling light on the court, the warmth of the fingertips accidentally touched in the library, and the promise on the rooftop to "take the college entrance examination together". However, an unexpected car accident turned this youthful throbbing into a pain that separates yin and yang - Chen Yu stayed at 18 forever, leaving only Su Ran to carry his unfulfilled dream into a future without him.
The unfamiliar city of the university, the cold data in the laboratory, and the gentle eyes of newly encountered people cannot erase the name engraved in my heart. Su Ran struggled between longing and reality, piecing together Chen Yu's perhaps hidden feelings from the fragments of memory, until time turned the scars into medals. When she was finally able to let go of ten years of obsession in front of the iris bush, she realized that some love is destined to be a footnote to youth, and living people will eventually bring light to their own flowering period.
This is a story about secret love, loss and growth. In the heart-wrenching regret, it writes about how time turns the unforgettable pain into the courage to embrace the future.
Concept: The core concept of "Unsent Irises" is to use the regret of the separation of yin and yang in youthful crush as an entry point to explore post-traumatic growth and reconciliation, revealing that although time cannot erase the pain of loss, it can give people the power to move forward bravely with memories, so that love and longing can become the light that illuminates the future, rather than the shackles that imprison life.
