Xiang Nuanyang, 28 years old, independent jewelry designer. On the night of winning the award, she saw on the podium her first love in college, Shen Muchen, who had disappeared for three years—the man who once said her "design was too idealistic" was now the heir to a jewelry group.
Three years ago he denied her dream with one sentence and then disappeared. Three years later he said: "Your design has not changed, I have."
But Xiang Nuanyang has no time for romance. Her studio rents 30,000 yuan a month, but she only has 80,000 yuan left in her account. Three projects came to her at the same time, each requiring her to choose between "survival" and "persistence."
What's even more troublesome is that behind Shen Muchen stands a father who controls everything. Gu Shen, the owner of the antique shop downstairs, seems to know more about her past than herself. Her best friend Su Wan said: "Don't worry about men, you only care about projects - but I'm afraid you are lying to yourself."
This is a story about cracks and light. It's not about reuniting a broken mirror, it's about breaking the mirror into pieces and discovering that each fragment can refract different light.
