That summer, the cicadas were noisy and the sun was hot. Seventeen-year-old Wan Qi and Ye Xindu were the most dazzling lights in their youth.
They shared their childhood under the same roof, counted stars together, chased dragonflies, quarreled and made up secretly. After entering high school, the feelings between childhood sweethearts quietly fermented and became a tacit sweetness between each other. He was the strawberry milk that suddenly appeared in her desk, the object of her low-pitched complaints when she couldn't solve a math problem; she was his figure waiting quietly by the basketball court, and her favorite pen that was always stuck in the side pocket of his schoolbag.
Wanqi's diary is full of "heart crossing":
Her side face with slightly squinted eyes in the sun looked like a lazy cat;
The corners of her mouth raised proudly when she snatched away half of his sandwich;
She was obviously afraid of ghosts but insisted on dragging him to watch horror movies. As a result, she was so frightened that she threw herself into his arms;
She always loved to walk on the way to school, step on the setting sun to lengthen their shadows, and say with a smile, "Wanqi, look, we can keep going like this."
This "Memoirs of Wan Qi" records the most beautiful times in the eyes of young Wan Qi - those afternoon classes heated by the sun, the back playground with the faint fragrance of gardenia, and the girl named Ye Xindu. When she smiled, it seemed as if all the stars in the world fell into her eyes.
This is a warm story about youth, about first love, and about two souls getting close to each other at their purest age. When you open it, you will smell the sweetness of summer soda and feel the throbbing of your first love's heartbeat, as if you have returned with them to the summer of seventeen that was always sunny and never seemed to end.
However, when the tide of memories gently faded, Wan Qi realized that the word "Wan Qi" was originally the deepest secret and eternal call engraved in his heart over the years - that summer, the cicadas were noisy, the sun was hot, and the seventeen-year-old Wan Qi and Ye Xindu were the most dazzling lights of youth.
The empathetic and considerate female protagonist who is a strong academic master × the male protagonist who is a science genius with a loose tongue and a poisonous tongue
Things to note:
1. This article starts from the perspective of the male protagonist, but it's not obvious.
2. The entire article is basically the male protagonist's memories.
3. There are some things that the male protagonist doesn't know. He doesn't have a God's perspective. I just wrote it for you.
Motto: Life is fleeting, but love lasts forever. Use memories as a monument to engrave the seventeen-year-old summer that will never fade.