30-Year-old Lin Mu gave up everything for love and pursued her from Shanghai to Seoul. However, after eight years of waiting, she only received news that her ex-boyfriend was engaged to someone else. When she devoted all her energy to the workplace and tried to fill the emotional void with her work, Han Xu, a photographer who was cold and restrained and never exceeded his words, quietly broke down the high wall she had built with a bowl of kimchi soup and the sentence "You look like you need to be alone for a while, but also like you need someone to accompany you."
This is not a story about "chasing your wife in the crematorium", but a story about "how to raise yourself from the ruins". What Lin Mu faced was not the question of "who to choose", but the question of "who am I" - when she finally no longer needed to prove her worth to anyone, she truly graduated from that eight-year obsession.
The story takes place in Seoul, a city with bright neon lights and loneliness, and witnesses the different choices made by four women (Lin Mu, Chen Jiayi, Su Yuqing, and Park Minzhi) at the age of 30: some leave, some stay, some get married, some get divorced, some choose their career, and some choose themselves. There is no standard answer for every road. The only certainty is that no matter what decision you make, it is better than staying where you are.
