Five years ago, they were each other's only ones, but due to a breakup that "no one bows to", they completely lost contact.
Five years later, Lin Wanxing became a senior financial reporter at City Business Weekly, while Gu Chen became an investment partner in charge of capital and industrial operations. They reunited in the intertwining of interviews and projects, and each encounter was like a faint firelight in the cold night, both familiar and dangerous.
She is sober and rational, not love-minded; he is restrained and calm, and never shows his emotions easily. But under the light and shadow of the city and the game of the workplace, the boundaries between emotion and reason are constantly being tested. The ambiguity is gradually heating up, and past events emerge inadvertently. Every time you get close, your heart beats and it also brings pain.
"The Warmth of the Night" is an adult urban romance work: slow-burning, sweet, but not divorced from reality; it tells how two people learn to get closer again without losing themselves amidst workplace pressure, old wounds, and value conflicts. Love is not a fairy tale, and reunion is not all warmth, but in the end, they can find the warmth that belongs to each other in the night.
It's pretty. I like to see this kind of thing.