Ye Suhe had only taken a nap in front of the Madam Temple. When she woke up, she saw younger versions of her parents. Then she stretched out her legs and realized: Where did my long legs go? Why are they so much shorter?
A child's voice whispered mysteriously to her, "Don't be scared, Yezi. I brought you through time."
Ye Suhe: Sure, I'm not afraid of traveling through time, but... who gets sent back as a baby?!
Cui Zhao met Ye Suhe when he was five. She lived next door to his maternal grandfather's house. The Ye family was noisy every day, and the girl always had a grimy face and a bright-eyed smile for him. Whenever she smiled, Cui Zhao was powerless to resist.
Returning to childhood is a memoir that belongs to Ye Suhe alone.
It turns out that the love and companionship she spent her whole life seeking had been hers all along.
Sensitive, gentle male lead vs. scatterbrained female lead
Reader note: This story contains plenty of warm, chaotic everyday moments with the Ye family.
Message: Grow up well
