Not yet Midsummer

The novel tells the story of a same-sex marriage that begins as a substitute relationship and ends in tragedy. As Lin Zimo's stand-in, Su Wan maintained a marriage in name only with Gu Yanchen for five years. For five years, he was kept captive in the villa by Gu Yanchen, enduring the other party's indifference and clearly defined "promise" - only money, no affection, and the two lived in separate rooms without any intimacy. Just when Su Wan was diagnosed with advanced gastric cancer and had only one month left to live, Bai Yueguang and Lin Zimo, whom Gu Yanchen longed for, returned to China. Lin Zimo was gentle on the surface, but in fact he kept provoking and framing Su Wan, while Gu Yanchen always favored Lin Zimo, turned a blind eye to Su Wan's pain, and even accused and hurt him many times, accelerating Su Wan's physical and mental collapse. After being framed once, Su Wan became emotional and became ill. She eventually died in the hospital. Before she died, she told Gu Yanchen, "Don't meet again in the next life." Only then did Gu Yanchen learn about Su Wan's condition and tolerance through medical records, and suddenly realized that he had fallen in love with Su Wan. Gu Yanchen, full of regret, tortured Lin Zimo and buried Su Wan at the seaside. Finally, he chose to die for love and follow Su Wan. The whole story is full of belated awakening, irreparable regret and profound tragedy. Intention: Love rises with the wind, but it is difficult to calm down when the wind stops.