The Monsoon Blows Through the Soft Time

[The female protagonist who is an illustrator VS the male protagonist who has a heart disease➕BE ending] In an old alley filled with sycamore leaves, the illustrator Wen Ruan and Ji Chuanze, who hides the secrets of the past, first met through a book called "Border Town". The shallow scar on his wrist, the silver pen on his shirt, and the ceramic rabbit in the attic all contain regrets about his sister Lin Wan; the sunflowers in her paintings, the cherry blossom erasers on rainy days, and the unspoken heartbeat quietly inject new warmth into this encounter. From the orange candies in the alley, old paintings in the studio, to the unfinished confession on the beach in Qingdao, the two tried to get closer between regret and heartbeat, but they were once alienated because of Ji Chuanze's heart disease. When the truth was revealed, they finally learned to embrace vulnerability - he with his promise to his sister, and she with the courage of love, and together they planted Lin Wan's dream of a studio in Wutong Lane, turning the unfinished agreement to see the sea into companionship year after year. The story has both the long-lasting melancholy of "the monsoon blows away the soft time, love is hidden in old things and regrets" in the ending of BE, and the complete warmth of "sunflowers bloom all over the courtyard, and the ring reflects the sea and the morning sun" in the HE extra chapter. Whether it is a farewell with longing or a stay together facing the sun, they all tell: some encounters are destined, some love can span time, even if regrets have crossed it, tenderness and agreement will eventually make time softer.