Yu Hongchen

In terms of the narrative: It revolves around a young student whose identity remains unclear and undiscovered, as he seeks to unravel the mystery of his life experiences while being deceived throughout his journey. From an emotional perspective: It conveys the theme that "the one who falls in love first is not necessarily the one who loses first". (At the start of the year, there exists an age gap between Gong and Shou, and Shou's awareness comes rather late.) ps: Ⅰ. It is not a very conventional understanding text, featuring its own worldview, with all settings serving the storyline. Ⅱ. Both plot and emotion are a mix of sweet and sorrowful elements, with numerous twists and misunderstandings ultimately leading to a positive outcome. Ⅲ. While the main focus is on the primary subject, the perspective of the attack is occasionally switched to further develop the plot. Ⅳ. When I composed the first volume, I had not determined the kind of story to tell. The writing style was more laid-back and somewhat confusing. I am too lazy to revise it, so let's proceed as is.