The Spring Of The Eighteenth Year

The original title of this book was "The Twenty-Eighth Spring," which was changed to "The Eighteenth Spring" upon publication

Lu Huaizheng was caught in his first fight in high school by Yu Hao. Out of kindness, Yu Hao advised him to go to the hospital. However, the person casually leaned against a park bench, one hand in his pocket, blood streaming down his head, and still found time to tease her. With a smile, he leaned closer to her ear, his eyes fixed on the camphor tree ahead, and said: "Hey, I say, Yu Hao, you don't really like me, do you?"

Yu Hao transferred schools in her second year of high school, and since then, the two had not seen each other for ten years. Their reunion unexpectedly took place at an Air Force hospital. He had become the subject of her research. Lu Huaizheng, dressed in a military shirt, had his hands in his pockets, slightly leaning forward, half of his body crossing the table to meet her gaze. With a casual demeanor, he studied her eyes and confidently said: "I can tell you still like me." Yu Hao truly wanted to throw the stack of papers in front of her at his face, but she had to admit that Lu Huaizheng was a man who, at any time and in any place, held a significant charm for her. She had indeed never encountered another man who could embody the qualities of a gentleman—charming yet not lewd, flirtatious yet not vulgar.