In My Freshman Year, I Didn't Dare to Say

Gu Wanyi never takes the initiative, and Chen Yu never expresses his feelings. In their freshman year, they met because of a course assignment that was randomly divided into groups. One always talked about "whatever" and "anything goes", and the other always cared about the other half-heartedly but did not dare to tell the truth. There is no vigorous confession, no just the right coincidence, just silence caused by misunderstandings time and time again, and the approach that takes courage and shrinks back again and again. Like most ordinary people, they clumsily and stumblingly try to learn how to like someone in their first year of adulthood—and how not to lose their love.