Dandelions on the Rooftop

This is a story about waiting and missing out. The encounter between Jiang Yu and Su Nian began with a wild dandelion on the rooftop of the university. It took him four years to go from a silent bystander to an indispensable presence in her life - accompanying her to eat at the most disgusting window in the cafeteria, helping her copy missed notes, and handing her a can of iced Coke when she fell in love. He thought that companionship was the longest confession of love, but he forgot that some words will always be just speculations if they are not spoken out. After graduation, they squeezed into the morning rush hour subway, shared a damp basement, and shared a bowl of instant noodles. The days are trivial and ordinary, but at a certain moment, people think that they can live like this for the rest of their lives. Until the pressure of reality, family changes, and unspoken sincerity pushed them to different life trajectories. When they met again many years later, there was someone else beside her, and he held in his hand the love letter that he had not sent back then. It turns out that the most regretful thing is not that we don't love each other, but that we clearly love each other but lose to silence. This is a love story about ordinary people. There are no earth-shattering confessions, no vows that will last until death, only those daily routines that are so real that it makes people feel distressed - and, in the end, the regret that catches people off guard.