190,000 Is Wang Lei's trust in exchange for her life, and it is also Mi Gao's only bargaining chip to escape the shackles of Shanghai mortgage loans. He hid in a small farmhouse in Dali with his heart full of wounds, trying to restart his life in an inn amidst the wind, snow and moon of Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake. However, this romantic place has never been a paradise. The sun shining through the skylight of the simple courtyard also reflects the cracks in reality. Just as the letter of intent to transfer the inn was about to be written, Yang Sisi's cousin Yang Feng, known as the "scalpel", suddenly came out and pressed forward step by step with his capital advantage. When his partner Bai Lu competed for custody rights with her ex-husband, the capital chain suddenly broke.
The grilled bait pieces on the charcoal fire are filled with smoke, but the wind on the Erhai Lake hides the chill of the shopping mall. While Mi Gao was carrying the expectations of the dead, he was fighting against the oppression of capital, and he had to deal with Yang Sisi's family pressure and sincere support. He rides a dilapidated electric bicycle through the field roads of Caicun. Behind him is the embarrassing past of Shanghai, and in front of him are the open and secret arrows of Dali's Jianghu. Under the romantic packaging of romance, there is the desperate struggle of the little people, the collision of interests and friendship, and the persistence of finding vitality in the thorns of reality.
Will this life-betting venture ultimately become a footnote in the game of capital, or will it be able to plant flowers of hope for ordinary people in the sunshine of Dali? The wind blows from Cangshan Mountain, revealing a battle about survival, dignity and redemption.
