"In your own time zone, you don't have to chase anyone."
Twenty-five-year-old Wen Zhiyu escaped from the routine life in his hometown and came to Yunzhou alone to become an ordinary new media operator. From Ling'an to Yunzhou, from a young copywriter to a sole project leader, she stumbled and grew up in an unfamiliar city: the crisis of trust in public welfare projects in western Sichuan, the rigorous grinding of reports in Beizhou, the silent perseverance during the rainy season, the inner tear caused by family pressure to get married... Along the way, there were misunderstandings, pressure and loneliness, but also side-by-side partners, strict but sincere guidance, and quietly growing heartbeats.
In the fast-paced era, she insists on using "slow content" to heal people's hearts. From being a newcomer that no one is optimistic about, she has gained a firm foothold step by step and lived the way she wants. This is the story of a girl who repairs herself and grows up out of her cocoon in a big city. It is also a gentle narrative about ideals, persistence and two-way redemption - we spend our whole lives not to cater to or catch up with others, but to find our own time zone.
This is a story about how "losers" redefine success and how ordinary girls take root in the big city.
There is no golden finger, only the restrained pull between adults, the decent love, and the final reconciliation - with the family of origin, with the rules of the workplace, and with the self who always feels that he is "half a beat too late".
When you no longer chase other people's clocks, your own time zone is just right.
