The Snow Falls and the Berries Remain, but She Faces the Wind

A first snowfall at a young age makes a promise to spend time together with fireworks; a bright red strawberry breaks through the long-pretended warmth. Su Wan once chased the moonlight in the clouds and rushed to the human world, but she was trapped in a double-sided marriage with silent internal friction. There is no ultimate villain, no salvation from heaven, only the selfishness, guilt, struggle and growth of ordinary people. From being soft-hearted and giving in to quietly accumulating strength, from being dependent on others to being independent and self-sufficient. This is a story about a woman breaking away from a consuming intimate relationship and completing her self-reconstruction. The wind and snow will eventually come to an end. She doesn't have to wait for anyone's protection. She can stand in the wind and become a warm sun on her own. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.