Lin Xia never thought that the "Perfect Lover's Note" she wrote in high school would come true.
Ten years later, Lu Chen appeared - exactly the same as the description she wrote: the same name, the same gentle smile, and even the same first encounter when he held an umbrella for her on a rainy day. She thought it was a miracle gifted by fate, until she found the notebook in the secret room of his study.
The handwriting is his.
What's even more frightening is that the last page of the note was torn out, leaving only a line of small words: "This time, we must save her."
Lin Xia began to wonder, was Lu Chen her creation, or was she his pawn? When Lu Chen's eyes gradually changed from gentleness to struggle, and when he began to make unexpected actions that violated the "settings" of the notes, she realized that he was awakening. What is hidden in the notes is a cruel cycle of life, death and time.
If love is written from the beginning, does sincerity still have meaning? If the ending is destined to be tragic, will resisting fate only make everything worse? When the "created" is determined to break free from the shackles, and the "creator" is willing to sacrifice himself, how will this paradoxical love end?
