During the day, she is the ace of the law firm Su Yan, and she wears suits and ties to compete tit-for-tat with the business elite Ji Linchuan; late at night, she transforms into the online writer "July Fire" and resonates with the book reviewer Shen Zhibai in the literary world. Two identities, two tacit ambiguities, were maintained in perfect balance by her precise time management.
Until that rainy night, Ji Linchuan accidentally picked up her writing manuscript, and Shen Zhibai recognized her voice at the law firm's anniversary celebration. When the vest suddenly collapsed, two men standing at opposite poles handed the rose to her at the same time - one could give her stability in reality, and the other understood all her fantasies.
What's even more frightening is that they discover that what they fall in love with each other may just be a certain side of her carefully played. The performative personality created by the shadow of childhood has made it difficult for her to tell which one is her real self. When the two male protagonists join forces to trace her deliberately hidden past, the sealed truth about campus violence gradually emerges.
In this triangular game, there are no vicious female supporting characters, no bloody misunderstandings, only the ultimate thinking of three smart people on the "essence of love": Should you choose the person who makes up for your imperfections, or fall in love with the complete person you are? When the last piece of the memory puzzle is put into place, Su Yan must make a choice - continue to wear a mask and be loved by two people, or tear off the disguise and truly love someone.
