"In the Name of Love, I Only Love You" tells the love story of freelance photographer Su Wan and neurosurgeon Lu Chenzhou in delicate writing, and the lines are full of the breath of life.
On an autumn afternoon, under the sycamore tree at the back door of the hospital, Su Wan took a photo of Lu Chenzhou with sycamore leaves falling on his shoulders, and the fate began. As they jointly take care of stray cats, the two gradually interact with each other. From sharing their daily life to revealing their hearts, love quietly grows.
After the relationship was confirmed, there was also a test hidden in the warm moments - Lu Chenzhou's family was dissatisfied with the instability of Su Wan's career and felt that the two were not well suited to each other. In the face of obstacles, Su Wan proved his worth with his works, and Lu Chenzhou firmly protected him. The two became more and more deeply attached to each other through mutual support: when Su Wan fell ill, Lu Chenzhou took good care of him; when Lu Chenzhou was frustrated at work, Su Wan warmly encouraged him.
In the end, Lu Chenzhou's family was moved by the warmth and strength conveyed in Su Wan's photography exhibition and recognized the relationship.
In the novel, elements such as orange candies and sycamore leaves are used throughout, symbolizing the sweetness and preciousness of love. It shows the two people's determination to stick to true love despite the obstacles of reality, allowing readers to feel the light of love blooming in the trivialities of life.
