A man-made car accident plunged top architectural designer Lu Shiyan into darkness. His eyes that were once able to accurately capture light and shadow were left with nothing but chaos. He locked away the design drafts, trapped himself in an apartment filled with drawings, and built high walls with meanness.
Su Wan, a visually impaired assistant sent by the community, became the only person who dared to knock on his heart door. She came to the door with a glass jar filled with rainbow candies, but insisted on staying even after being driven away - when reading the design draft, she would recite the curvature of the lines, take him to touch the texture of the sycamore leaves, and even describe the orange color of the sunset in a concrete and tangible way.
From resistance to dependence, Lu Shiyan gradually became accustomed to her voice as his "eyes" and even picked up a Braille design pen again. When the truth about the car accident and the conspiracy of business rivals surfaced, Su Wan held his hand and helped him face the darkness. It turns out that salvation was never about helping him regain his sight, but about making him believe that when he couldn't see the light, someone would become his light, allowing him to "see" the world again.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
