Full Sail

The novel tells the story of how Pei Shangxuan and Li Li went from squabbling in their adolescence to caring for each other, yet they never confessed their feelings and missed their chance. There is a scar in the palm of Li Li's hand that severs her career line, life line, and love line. This is the scar left by Pei Shangxuan, indelible forever. For fifteen whole years, Pei Shangxuan finally fell in love with Li Li, but her love for him could not continue. It turns out that love is not like migratory birds; it has no set time to return.

Fifteen Years Waiting for the Migratory Birds

Li Li's remark had caught the young man off guard, and his handsome face turned beet red in an instant. Annoyed and embarrassed, he straightforwardly admitted, "Yeah, yeah, I do like Han Yichen, so what? It's none of your business!"


Li Li's chest tightened suddenly, as if she had been punched. Hearing Pei Shangxuan confess his feelings for Han Yichen, despite being mentally prepared, was still hard to accept. She thought of the scene where her little uncle gave the chicken wing to Ya Liming, and felt a pang in her heart—those moments of care that temporarily belonged to her would, once their true owner was found, unhesitatingly shift in another direction, right?


Li Li tried to smile, determined not to let Pei Shangxuan see her sadness.


To Pei Shangxuan, Han Yichen was the person who had awakened his young heart. Many years had passed, and he had come to believe Li Li's theory: that boys truly mature only after they begin to idolize the opposite sex.


Chapter 5: Like mother, like daughter_3