Os anos passam como no início, e o amor é profundo como o mar.
《Anos como no Início, Amor Profundo como o Mar》 é um romance de juventude e campus que conta a história de Lin Keke e Shen Haoran se encontrarem, se conhecerem e se amarem no tempo do ensino médio. A história começa com um encontro sutil no início, e com o passar do tempo, os dois passam de estranhos para familiares, de mal-entendidos para compreensão, passando por um crescimento, uma colisão de almas e um aquecimento dos sentimentos. Nos anos da juventude, eles gradualmente encontraram no mesmo campus o lar espiritual de si mesmos e do outro. Apesar de terem conflitos inevitáveis, mal-entendidos e dores entre eles, no final, sob o testemunho do crescimento e do tempo, eles aprenderam como amar e como ser amados.
Os anos passam como no início, e o amor é profundo como o mar.
Lin Ke’er stood at the school’s main gate, gazing up at the unfamiliar building, her heartbeat unconsciously quickening. Sunlight streamed through the ancient locust tree, spilling across her face with a gentle warmth, as if this radiance could pierce through the anxiety and unease within her. She closed her eyes softly, letting the sun’s warmth seep into her skin, and drew in a deep breath. The air was fresh and crisp; everything here felt both alien and exhilarating.
Coming from a small city to this bustling metropolis, Lin Ke’er’s heart was awash with complicated emotions. She had been born in a quiet town and led a peaceful life since childhood. Though her family wasn’t wealthy, she had never felt deprived. That was, until the college entrance exam results were announced—at that moment, fate became an unavoidable threshold, carrying her to this great city.
Her parents, filled with hope, had sent her to this prestigious high school in the heart of the city, wishing for her a brighter future. Yet, the strangeness of this place left her feeling adrift and alone. Groups of students gathered at the gate, chatting easily, their laughter and familiar faces intensifying her sense of isolation. Among the crowd, she felt unnoticed, almost invisible, an outsider who could not blend in. She did not expect to find a place for herself in this campus; she only wished for these three years to pass quietly, without disturbance.
Stepping forward, she crossed into this land where she had never set foot before. The breeze brushed gently against her cheeks, carrying a t
