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Second person is the primary narrative mode, interspersed with first person and omniscient vision. In the summer when I was sixteen, the cicadas were chirping noisily and the sun was shining brightly. An Qin's world broke into a young man who was out of place - He Jinchao. He was like an aloof prince abandoned in the countryside, with coldness and scars all over his body, silently living under the roof where she and her grandmother depended on each other. An Qin is like a stubborn sunflower, using his clumsy and stubborn way to try to warm this piece of ice that is far away from anyone. She didn't know how deeply this brief intersection would leave a deep mark on each other's lives. The gears of fate turn ruthlessly. A few years later, when they met again on the university campus, the youth they once had had faded away and became more profound and unpredictable. The secrets of the family, a life traded for money, and the truth about her grandmother's death are like a huge net that tightly binds Anqin. In an almost cruel gesture, He Jinzhao tore off all the pretense of tenderness and dragged her into a cage built of paranoia and possession. He used hurt to cover up his deep love, and control to express fear. The humble secret love that originated in his boyhood, under the distortion of time, turned into a violent wave that could destroy everything. This is a two-way journey and redemption that spans ten years. Faced with He Jinchao's madness and fragility, An Qin chose the most difficult path. She is no longer the girl who can only bear it passively, but uses her own strength to bravely fight against the injustice of fate, trying to protect the young man who is licking his wounds alone in the dark and whose heart is already broken. When all the misunderstandings and pains are healed one by one.