Twenty-six-year-old Su Wan runs a small independent bookstore in Xinghai City. This is the thought left by her grandmother, and it is also her safe haven to escape from the emotional world. The unrequited crush in college taught her to hide her thoughts in the pages of books.
Until the renovation project of the old neighborhood started, the 29-year-old well-known architect Lu Zhao appeared at the door of the bookstore.
He is recognized as a workaholic in the industry, with a cold appearance and decisive actions. When they first met, the two had a tit-for-tat confrontation over the issue of "whether the bookstore should be retained." But gradually, Su Wan discovered that this seemingly indifferent man would silently repair her loose bookshelf, help her rescue books in the rain on rainy nights, and quietly adjust the design plan to preserve her bookstore.
When two equally lonely hearts begin to get closer, obstacles from reality follow one after another. Mother's opposition, class differences, the sudden appearance of seniors, a fire that burned down the bookstore... Every test made Su Wan want to retreat, but Lu Zhao told her with actions: Don't be afraid as long as I am here.
This is a story about waiting and encounter - the evening breeze is gentle and the sun is hot. When the wind blows through the sun, all the loneliness turns into each other's light.
Key points
· Healing love: two lonely souls find the warmth of home in each other
· Growth and redemption: learn to love and be loved, heal the scars of the original family
· Urban warmth: In a fast-paced city, a slow-down affection
· Bookstore feelings: the rebirth of a bookstore, the testimony of a relationship
