Lin Shu, a well-known designer, has a stronger career ambition than aesthetics. His emotional concepts are as open as a modern philosopher's, but his actual actions are more conservative than that of a monastery abbot. In her eyes, love is a structure that can be accurately dismantled, just like her design, where logic comes first and sensibility recedes.
Qin Yao, a young talented architect, is handsome, has a stable personality, doesn't talk much, is meticulous in his work, and has an ascetic temperament. He is calm and rational when working, but in the face of Lin Shu, he feels a bit over-restrained and contradictory - like a perfectly designed building, ascetic on the outside but hiding fire on the inside.
Two people who were originally incompatible with each other were bound to become partners because of an international bidding. Conflicts of ideas, working overtime day and night, and visiting foreign countries... Between countless rational collisions and emotional trials, Lin Shu gradually discovered that this man younger than her was not only a design genius, but also a stubborn person who insisted on sticking to the bottom line. Qin Yao gradually realized that this woman who seemed to be playing in the world was better than him at "pretending that nothing happened".
One is trying his best to keep a distance, while the other is obviously tempted but pretends to be calm. You retreat and I advance, you advance and I retreat, ambiguity has become an ultimate art.
They thought that feelings could be precisely designed, until each other became the most indestructible structure in each other's hearts.
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It feels like a very real workplace life, but it lacks story-telling. Everything is described incompletely and tends to be reasoning. Come on, the author [I learned it]
It feels like a very real workplace life, but it lacks story-telling. Everything is described incompletely and tends to be reasoning. Come on, the author [I learned it]