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Love Delayed for Years
Love Delayed for Years Plot:
Thirty-year-old Lin Xiaoman returns to her hometown to save her grandma’s old house, only to encounter Chen Mo, the architect in charge of the urban renewal project—the boy she loved deeply at seventeen, who suddenly disappeared before the college entrance exam. After ten years apart, Chen Mo has a gentle fiancée by his side, while Lin Xiaoman still keeps the unsent love letter from back then in her suitcase. When the old house’s wallpaper peels off, revealing Chen Mo’s chalk-written “Wait for me” from years ago, the misunderstanding is cleared: Chen Mo was hit by a car saving her, lost his memory, and the only thing he remembered after waking up was to wait for someone in this house. Their love was never late; fate just hid their feelings in the cracks of the old house, waiting for them to piece it all together when they reunite.
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