A two-way healing that started in a dessert shop in the early morning. The genius surgeon Shi Yue was trapped in the shadow of failed surgery. He appeared in Gu Yunshu's shop at three o'clock every night and used a piece of "Tiramisu" (Take Me Away) to escape his powerlessness about life and death. And Yun Shu was the survivor who was pulled back from the brink of a car accident three years ago. She hid warm messages in the cake box and quietly pieced together his broken soul.
When the scars from past surgeries overlap with the exhaustion of reality, the two uncover each other's scars: Shiyue carries the guilt of his mentor's death and regards every failure as a sin; Yun Shu uses the rebirth of his sense of taste to prove that "living itself is salvation." From the silent confrontation to the tentative approach, they gradually understood in the smell of cream and disinfectant late at night: doctors are not gods, but they can be the boats that ferry people; survivors are not accidental, but live well with the weight of two people.
In the end, in front of a tombstone engraved with "You couldn't save everyone, but you saved me", Shi Yue learned to reconcile with regret, and Yun Shu found the meaning of existence. This is not a fairy tale rescue, but two incomplete souls, through the sweetness of a piece of cake, slowly piece together a complete view of life and death - death is never the end, and those who are remembered will live forever.
