[Urban Reality + Healing + Emotional Redemption + Slow Heat]
Su Wan's "Wanxiang" flower shop is hidden in the corner of the old neighborhood. It is her fortress against the shadow of her original family. Until Lu Zhiheng showed up with a renovation plan and the cold-hearted architect asked her to move out, this corner filled with flowers, plants and the warmth of the neighborhood faced the risk of collapse for the first time.
He was the one who came to "dismantle" her world, but he always squatted down to pick up the petals she dropped during arguments; she built a high wall for defense, but on a rainy night she saw him protecting her flower stand in the rain. His designs contain his tenderness for the old neighborhood, and her bouquets contain his stubbornness towards life.
When the shackles of the family tightened again, and when his project ran into trouble because of his persistence in sticking to his original intention, the two people with scars saw a glimmer of light in each other's fragility. He helped her block the unreasonable demands and said, "I will protect you from now on." She added floral arrangements to his drawings and said, "Give it a chance, and give us one too."
When the hydrangeas in the old neighborhood filled the courtyard, he confessed among the flowers: "I used to pursue the eternity of architecture, but now I understand that being able to watch the flowers bloom and fall with you is where I belong."
This is a story about healing - a prickly first encounter, a warmer approach, and finally, in the daily fireworks, the wound blooms.
