Hindsight Love

Lu Dawei has always lived in his own comfort zone. He is Buddhist, self-righteous, and believes in the supremacy of feeling. He rejects his parents' pressure to marry and blind dates, and enjoys his loneliness peacefully. Until he met Shen Zhiwei, a girl who seemed ordinary but bravely said to him "I think you are very good". Because he was greedy for the long-lost warmth, Lu Dawei did not refuse as quickly as usual. He thought it wouldn't hurt to just get used to it. So he watched her try to integrate into his life, watched her become better for him, and got used to her gentleness in everything. He enjoyed being loved with peace of mind, but never thought about whether this was love or just dependence that he couldn't break away from. When Shen Zhiwei pulled away, Lu Dawei was shocked to find that the warmth he thought was insignificant had already become the air in his life. He woke up belatedly and tried his best to save it. The broken mirror is reunited, and the joy of regaining it is as short-lived as fireworks. Because this time, he was the one who left first; and he was the one who really didn't know how to cherish. This is a story about "late awakening" and "price". It wants to tell you: Some people are destined to be missed. They appear to teach you how to cherish the next right person through an unforgettable loss.