The wind in Dali Town is full of malice. Twelve-year-old Lin Xiaoli has become an object of rejection by the villagers due to her unknown pear-shaped birthmark on her face and her father's mental illness. She can only huddle in a corner and live cautiously until she meets fourteen-year-old A Lang.
Alang suffered from leukemia and was abandoned by his parents and took refuge with his grandmother in Dali Town, but he became Xiaoli's light. He didn't dislike her birthmark, gave her orange candies, said "you are prettier than pear blossoms", and promised to celebrate her birthday. For three years, the two abandoned children kept each other warm.
But as fate would have it, Alang's grandmother fell ill in the rain while trying to buy medicine for him, and her already weak body could not hold on. Alang was forcibly picked up by his parents and did not have time to say goodbye. Later, her mother Lin Ling was slandered by Aunt Wang for "stealing men", and her accumulated grievances broke out. She fled to Ping'an Town with Xiaoli.
After two years in Ping'an Town, her mother remarried, but Xiaoli still had low self-esteem. In her senior year of high school, she reunited with the recovered Alang, whose real name was Liu Yicheng. He explained his departure without saying goodbye, helped her make friends, made her dare to face her birthmark, and even made up for her birthday. Xiaoli thought a new life was born.
However, Aunt Wang died due to a quarrel, and her son Wang Fatty held a grudge. He went to Ping'an Town and asked Xiaoli to go to the river. In the chaos, she fell into the river. On her deathbed, Xiaoli saw clearly that everything in Ping'an Town was just a dream. She never waited for redemption and died in the "happiest year" she weaved.
