Two people with different identities, who should never have met, crossed paths because of an accident in childhood. When they meet again, will they save each other or only hurt one another?
Xu Xiao was once the beloved daughter of the Xu family, but a sudden upheaval sent her crashing from the heights. Her parents died one after another, and overnight she fell from heaven into hell. Her distant aunt took her in, leaving her to live under someone else’s roof and endure years of oppression. It made her outspoken, unruly, and afraid of nothing. She thought her life would always be this way, until an accident brought her into contact with a young master from the capital who had come to experience ordinary life. Xu Xiao thought they would never meet again, and before long, she had forgotten him completely.
When they meet again, she is the top humanities student, and they cross paths at Jing University. She no longer remembers him, but he still remembers her. So he engineers countless chances for them to meet, and they gradually get to know each other, understand each other, and fall in love. She thinks she has found true love, never realizing that it is all a dream, a deception. She has been made a fool of, toyed with at every turn. At last, she turns and walks away, ending it all. But when it really is over, he panics and does everything he can to make her stay, all in vain. All he gets in reply is, “It’s over. Let it go.”
He sinks deeper into despair, only to discover that she has turned around and gotten together with her childhood sweetheart. Fine, fine. So you guard against fire, theft, and your own brother, but forgot to guard against a love rival. He didn’t cherish her when he had her, and now that he’s lost her, it’s too late for regrets.
