This is a novel about how a "successful woman" learns to be a "real person". About the "shoulds" that are coded by society, and the "I want" that I finally dare to say. "She spent thirty years to become a perfect answer in the eyes of others, and then decided to make an answer that no one had ever asked." The flowers are hidden in the fruit, not showy, not noisy, but full. Like a person who finally learns to grow inwards, like a stream that has taken a long detour and finally found its own river bed.
