In the 80s Alleyway
Daily Update: Among his brother Luo Hong's childhood friends, Luo Yan disliked Zhou Weifang the most. Coincidentally, Zhou Weifang didn't like her either.
Zhou Weifang's love letter was a letter of self-criticism, the content is as follows: Luo Yan, hello. I used to be shortsighted and blind, failing to realize that you are the smartest, most generous, and cutest girl in the world. Now that I know, can I ask you to be my girlfriend?
The tremendous changes of the 80s beautified Zhou Weifang's bold and daring actions into unique insight; all his shortcomings turned into strengths. Unable to resist the trend, Luo Yan changed her opinion of him.
1. The female lead attends university, while the male lead is in business; there is a large educational gap between them.
2. A slice-of-life period drama focused on the daily grind. It's trivial and slow-burning, with not much focus on career development, no golden finger, and isn't the type of fast-paced wish-fulfillment story.
3. The first person the female lead liked wasn't the male lead. I won't spoil the rest.
4. Everyone has flaws and little schemes; they are not perfectly flawless.
5. Settings are not necessarily strictly realistic; they will be slightly adjusted according to the story's development, but they definitely won't be too outlandish.
Content Tags: Childhood Sweethearts, Period Drama, Character Growth, Daily Life, Opposites Attract
Luo Yan Zhou Weifang Luo Hong
One-sentence Synopsis: There is a happy little girl
Theme: Correcting one's mistakes
