For the first eighteen years of his life, Gu Anchen had basically lived smoothly and peacefully. He was loved by his parents and had close friends.

The only thing was that, due to his rather cold personality, he had never developed a romantic interest in anyone.

His younger sister once asked him,

“Or do you have a type when it comes to girls?”

Gu Anchen replied calmly,

“The concept of a ‘type’ isn’t accurate. It makes liking someone sound too narrow.”

The person you like is different from everyone else.

He tried to explain:

“I tend to think that when the feelings between me and the person I like exceed a certain threshold, a quantitative change leads to a qualitative change. It happens naturally and cannot be forced. But the process itself should be romantic and full of twists and turns. It can’t be replaced by something as simple as a ‘type.’”

Liking someone… sounds like something very mysterious.

In the vast sea of people, you just happen to like one person—and by coincidence, they like you back.

It’s full of twists and turns, but also romantic.

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