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The heroine's perspective: [Shan, a rigid person like me, would actually be in an uproar for you] Wu Ling's world is orderly and her goals are clear. She strides forward without looking back. She traveled alone through those bright and dark nights, digested all the fatigue and stress alone, and regarded the small joy of occasionally buying a bouquet of cheap flowers as the stingy reward that life gives to those who work hard. She had never thought that there would be such a person, who silently and stubbornly used the most careful method to build a silent moat for her in the years when she was completely unaware of it. Those "accidents" she once thought of, the subtle pleasures and moments of peace she once digested alone, were all connected by an invisible thread. On the other end of the line is a boy she once thought she had nothing to do with. -- Male protagonist's perspective: [Who else in the world is a better match than us? I should love you and not waste the opportunity to be happy] Ever since his youthful and ignorant days, Shen Landu's eyes have been following that cold and aloof figure. He watched her move forward alone, watching her achieve herself step by step. It took him eight years, approaching cautiously, using all his patience and tenderness, before he was finally allowed to stay by her side. He originally thought that the moon hanging high in the sky was finally held in his hands, but he found that it was just a mirror, and the moonlight was still out of reach. How can he be willing to do so? --