Only Meizi, who is still in the past, still maintains the feelings for everyone. She thinks that everyone is still the same as before, still uninterrupted and happy, but she doesn't know that everyone has changed, it seems that they have not changed. . . .
In the end, in the process of everyone working together to help Meizi realize her wish, her friendship was restored, and she recalled that there was no good feeling in the past, and the heart trapped in the past was liberated and redeemed. Fortunately, I finally caught up. Fortunately, it was still too late.
But what about in reality?
Time and distance slowly make us estranged and become strangers. . . . . .
I don't want to, but I can't
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