It's Half Dawn

A diary, two "me"s. A soul exchange with destiny. Gu Panqing found a diary that did not belong to her in her grandmother's old desk. The handwriting is unfamiliar, but my name is written on the title page. What's even more suffocating is that the diary records a childhood and youth that surprisingly overlapped with hers - the same name, appearance, the same school bullying, and even the same warm-hearted boy named "Xiang Chen". However, starting from the summer when they were twelve years old, their lives moved towards the two extremes of light and darkness. A child who is still the jewel in the palm of his parents' hands, confident and full of confidence. The other one became the neglected eldest daughter in the family. Under the shackles of being "sensible", she struggled in the mud and pushed away all the love and being loved with her own hands. When writing became a bridge, Gu Panqing from two worlds began a dialogue across time and space. One is desperately trying to illuminate the other's abyss with her own sunshine, while the other is looking forward to stealing a moment of warmth in despair. Until that rainy night, the most desperate plea appeared in the diary. When I woke up, everything was turned upside down. She became "she". After personally experiencing the flaws in her other self, she was shocked to realize that there was only a diary between her and her suffering. And when she returned, she only left the last words in her diary: "Thank you. The sunshine there is so warm." After that, the diary remained silent forever. Was the "Gu Panqing" who trudged in the wind and rain finally saved by a glimmer of light, or did he sink into the colder depths with his greed for light?