(Two male protagonists, campus sadomasochism, youthful pain, sycamore imagery, growing regrets)
"Ye Chi" is a modern urban pure love novel with sycamore leaves as the core image, focusing on the silence and miss in campus youth. The protagonists Su Mu and Lu Shi buried a promise under the sycamore tree, but due to illness, misunderstanding and the force majeure of time, their emotions settled in regret. The story revolves around the special bond of the "pain-free zone". Lu Shi's heart and Su Mu's allergies are intertwined into a countdown to life. The chocolates in the iron box, the rusty compasses, the unfastened silver lock and other tokens connect the fifty years of waiting and inheritance. In the end, when the sycamore leaves fall, the unspoken confessions and unfulfilled promises turn into the eternal warmth in the annual rings.
Concept: "The unspoken concerns in youth condense into the pain of youth that will never heal in silence and miss.
