When Lin Wanxing pushed open the late-night canteen at the end of the alley for the first time, he saw the boss Chen Mo cleaning a cracked stoneware bowl.
As a pastry chef, she had just lost her job, and her boyfriend of five years broke up with her. She could only hold on to her last savings and look for hot food in the city at two in the morning. But Chen Mo's canteen is never open during the day, and only serves people who are trapped in the night. He is talkative and deft, and can cook a bowl of Yangchun noodles to warm his heart.
Lin Wanxing became a regular customer, bringing failed cookies in exchange for a bowl of soup and listening to Chen Mo's diners' stories about misses and regrets. She gradually discovered that this cold-blooded man always stared at an old photo after closing the store, and her baking dream hidden in her heart sprouted again with his encouragement.
But when Lin Wanxing's dessert was about to win the gold medal in the competition, Chen Mo was about to close the canteen. Can those unspoken feelings and thoughts hidden in the fireworks be continued before closing time?
