Pavilions in the Misty Rain

At ten, she witnessed her father’s affair with her own eyes, and her mother’s suicide.

At eighteen, she was forced to sign an agreement, promising to marry two years later.

At nineteen, she discovered she had fallen for a boy who saw her best friend as a goddess.

At twenty-two, she finally escaped the marriage she’d been forced into, only to realize there was no going back.

Wang Qiyan had loved her from the very first moment, helplessly and completely, but she kept missing her chances with him.

She loved Ji Jing, but the love he returned came too late. She was left in her wedding dress in the “Secret Garden.”

Zhou Zhiyuan loved her, but gave her an ultimatum: be with me, or we’re no longer friends.

And the sincere yet fragile friendships of their youth were torn apart, one by one, by love.

In the end, she left her fate to a tossed coin. Through her heartbreak, the figure that appeared in her mind was his! At that moment, she realized happiness had been holding her hand all along.

When we’re young, we always want perfect love, believing it means a sweet life together. Only when we finally find it do we discover that it is a bittersweet longing.