In her last life, she spent ten years for a "life-saving grace" - she gave up her dreams, changed her aspirations, and emptied her savings. Only then did she realize that the light had never shined on her. It didn't rain on the day they broke up. She stood on the street with her suitcase in hand, feeling a dry emptiness in her heart. In this life, she wants to change herself and find the truth.
This is a story about miss and reunion, silence and echo, two-way redemption and belated confession. It rained for a long time - from the heavy rain when she pulled him out of the pond when she was eight years old, to the cold rain when he carried her to the hospital in junior high school, to the heavy rain when he was caught in the corridor on his eighteenth birthday in the previous life. But the weather will always be sunny.
