Yu Yi, a cool and reserved painter who rose to fame at a young age, and Lu Yuan, a stoic undercover agent, begin a passionate, push-and-pull romance after an accident in a remote mountain region. They both know the other is only passing through, but the heroine's candor still leads the hero to let his resolve crumble.
When the mission ends, the hero disappears without a trace. As the ending she had long rehearsed finally comes to pass, the heroine breaks through her creative block and paints a masterpiece inspired by their relationship. She names it A Speck of Dust in the Universe, in memory of the person who occupied her whole heart for that period of her life.
Because of the nature of his work, the hero leaves no trace when he departs. Before he goes, he checks the heroine's car from top to bottom. The first time he met her, he had appeared before her as a mechanic. Her gaze was clear and searching, and he could not help stealing a few extra glances.
As the heroine sits quietly painting, the hero thinks of the word "future" for the first time. Though the thought fills him with joy, he chooses restraint.
On his final mission, he breaks with his usual ways and leaves behind a note. The strong, vigorous handwriting on the page reads: If I make it back, I want to visit that mountain region again. If I don't, please take me there.
It's a pretty good novel. Lu Yuan, whom Xiao Nan didn't cherish, was held onto tightly by Yu Yi. It was thanks to Yu Yi's unwavering support for Lu Yuan that they had a happy future together.
It's a very good show. I like the male and female leads. They are real, not hypocritical or secretive.
It just feels too short, and it's a bit different from the synopsis!
The author is truly skilled at portraying the inner world of characters.