Looking Back and Forgetting

The young man fell into a bone-chilling cognitive split. The three years of campus life in his memory were vivid and vivid. His familiar classmates, his strict class teacher, and the girl he secretly had a crush on were all vivid in his mind. But in reality, there is no trace of this time, and all relevant people and records have been traced. For two whole months, he read through his diary, repeatedly sought verification, and tried his best to prove that the memory was real, but all the clues were broken. He was finally forced to conclude that those beautiful years of youth were just an illusion bred by loneliness. He stepped into the campus full of regrets. Among the crowds at the opening ceremony, he unexpectedly saw the girl who only existed in his imagination. The girl had no impression of him, so the boy suppressed his emotions, got acquainted with her again as a new person, and slowly got to know her. After an accident, the girl awakened her fragmented memories and confessed to him that she also had no past life, and that both of them were abnormal loopholes in the world. As they get along, they continue to discover bugs in the world, and finally reveal the cruel truth: the world in front of them is an illusion built by young people's obsessions. It was just to make up for his real regret - being young and timid and not daring to confess, and ultimately missing out on the girl he loved. The fantasy completes the two-way love and fills the shortcomings of youth. But the false world finally collapsed and dissipated, and the boy was forcibly dragged back to the cold reality. There is still a long distance between him and the girl, forgetting the past. Even though the love in the fantasy is sincere and hot, it cannot break the barriers of reality. In the end, the two of them calmly let go and quietly accepted the regretful miss they were destined to have in their youth.