Art student Lin Wanxing has always felt like an inconspicuous dandelion: average grades, an ordinary family, and confidence only when she holds a paintbrush. Then, in the art studio, she runs into Lu Shiyan, the transfer student rumored to be a top academic who keeps to himself. He is using the charcoal pencil she left behind to finish the starry sky she never completed on a scrap of paper.
Lu Shiyan’s arrival is like an unexpected ray of light. He brings her warm milk when she stays up late working on a painting, quietly shields her from a leaky studio window, and, when people mock her by saying, “Even if she paints well, she’ll still be cannon fodder,” coolly replies, “Her paintings are worth more than all of yours combined.”
Lin Wanxing falls for him as they grow closer, but retreats when she learns that Lu Shiyan is the heir to a top conglomerate. The gap between them is more than just their family backgrounds: his family has already arranged a business marriage to save the company from a crisis. When his intended arrives at an art exhibition, flaunts her superiority, and tears Lin Wanxing’s work to pieces in front of everyone, Lu Shiyan loses control for the first time in public. “There has only ever been one person I would choose.”
In this battle against family and reality, he shields her from every storm, and she uses her paintbrush to show him a way through. From the art studio to the business world, from school uniforms to wedding gowns, they prove that true love means seeing someone as the brightest star in the world, even when they think they are dim as dust.
