Ling Shen helped the "benefactor" with the scar on his arm for ten years, building a high wall for him to protect him from wind and rain. Until the other person went abroad, he still kept an empty promise.
Until he met Su Nian, the bookstore owner whose features and eyes looked very much like a certain person. He selfishly handed over the substitute agreement, thinking that he could fill the vacancy, but as he got along day after day, he developed an out-of-control concern for the person he was always warned to "keep his duty."
Su Nian accepted the agreement. Ling Shen's eyebrows and eyes were too much like his lost lover's. He greedily used this face to miss the past, but in the other's clumsy concern and the back of the person repairing the bookshelf late at night, he gradually couldn't tell whether he was looking at the shadow or the person in front of him.
When his "benefactor" Jiang Yi returned to China, Su Nian made an honorable exit. However, in the confrontation with Jiang Yi, Ling Shen discovered that his ten-year obsession was actually a scam. On the verge of collapse, he suddenly remembered the neglected scar on Su Nian's arm - exactly the same as the life-saving mark in his childhood memory.
He looked for Su Nian like crazy, but the other party calmly handed him an old photo. The face of the person in the photo overlapped with his, and Su Nian's voice was very soft: "You find your benefactor, and I will leave my shadow. Ling Shen, you are the substitute."
A redemption that began with misrecognition, two emotions wrapped in memory. When scars meet the eyebrows, and the boundary between the substitute and the real owner is blurred, can they see each other's true feelings clearly among the ruins of lies and obsession?
Not bad [laughing][laughing][laughing]