On his twenty-eighth birthday, emergency doctor Su Nian ate a bowl of longevity noodles alone in the heavy rain. Her husband Gu Yanzhi only said one word: "Busy." The next day, Gu Yanzhi lost his memory in a car accident. When he woke up, he looked at her indifferently and asked: "Who are you?" Then he entrusted a lawyer to send the divorce agreement.
Su Nian thought that thirteen years of love and hate had finally become a joke. She signed the agreement and went south, hoping to uproot herself from this hopeless marriage. Until the ex-boyfriend sent a medical record - it was not that Gu Yanzhi didn't love her, but that he suffered from emotional cognitive impairment due to the death of his ex-girlfriend. His brain had long lost the ability to express love.
All the indifference, alienation, and avoidance in those years were not his choice, but his illness. Only then did Su Nian understand that the cruelest thing was never "he doesn't love you", but "he can't love you".
This is a story about misunderstanding, illness and redemption. When the silent love finally awakens, when the injured heart learns to forgive, you will find that some people are not walking slowly, but walking in the swamp from the beginning. But true love is to squat down and help him stand up from the mud.
