In a corner of the bustling city, there is a dessert shop called "Sweet Time". The owner, Su Tang, was once a pastry chef with three Michelin stars. He retired to take care of his seriously ill grandmother. She is good at making "emotional desserts" and uses food to heal people's hearts. Pei Yan, a top psychological counselor, believes that emotions need to be managed rationally due to the shadow of her mother's depression and suicide. By chance, Pei Yan rented the second floor of Su Tang's dessert shop for the expansion of his clinic. The two went from being "rational vs. Emotional" neighbors upstairs to jointly solving the secrets of the old bungalow.
The old bungalow was once the "emotional salvation station" where Grandma Su Tang and Pei Yan's mother collaborated, hiding an unfinished "emotional healing plan." In the process of rummaging through old belongings and searching for witnesses, Pei Yan discovered that Su Tang was closely connected to a warm memory of his childhood. Su Tang used desserts to open Pei Yan's closed heart, while Pei Yan used his professional knowledge to help Su Tang solve the dessert shop management problems. The two jointly founded the "Sweet Mirror" studio, integrating desserts and psychological healing to subvert the industry model.
From the initial mutual testing to the growing affection during the treasure hunt, Su Tang and Pei Yan healed each other's wounds while healing others. They used love and sweetness to write a romantic story of two-way redemption. "Sweet Interpretation" is an urban romance novel that combines the elements of sweet pets, healing and suspense, inviting you to taste the sweetness of love and the warmth of growth.
