SoulMate
Why this pick
Like One Week Friends, it finds aching tenderness in youthful bonds shaped by memory, distance, and things left unsaid, with an intimate emotional focus rather than melodramatic spectacle.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like One Week Friends, it finds aching tenderness in youthful bonds shaped by memory, distance, and things left unsaid, with an intimate emotional focus rather than melodramatic spectacle.
Why this pick
A reflective romance about connection tested by time and recollection, matching the original’s bittersweet warmth and its interest in how the past changes what love can become.
Why this pick
Its gentle, sincere love story uses an unusual memory-related premise to create the same tender mixture of comfort, longing, and emotional uncertainty.
Why this pick
This is similarly polished, soft-hearted, and emotionally direct: a young romance whose everyday joys gain poignancy from an unavoidable limit on the future.
Why this pick
It shares the compassionate youth-drama tone and a romance built through patient encouragement, as two guarded people learn to face painful realities together.
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01 / THE STORY
Lin Xiang Zhi suffers from a strange amnesia. Her memory of her friends can only last for a week, and she has become withdrawn as a result. That is until the arrival of a transfer student named Xu You Shu. His kindness and persistence make Xiang Zhi gradually open up.The two are determined to face the past together, find the truth in their memories, and redeem each other's future.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Lin Xiangzhi

Xu Youshu

Song Xiaonan

Jiang Wu