On Valentine's Day in 2012, 26-year-old Chen Nian woke up from his nap and resolutely quit his job, quit the blind date, and joined the draft. After ten years of ups and downs, she transformed from an amateur to an actress and a gold medal producer.
However, the biggest change in her life is the sickly young man from her employer's family - Jin Yu. He is pale and paranoid, yet he pursues her with an almost burning intensity. It was a relationship that began with a "deal": she would oversee his health, and he would provide a springboard for her career. But when possessiveness breaks out of the cage, when family resistance, class gaps, and childhood trauma ensue, the two souls begin a dangerous twelve-year game between yandere and sobriety, dependence and independence.
She never wanted to be a savior, but she became his only medicine. He has grown from a sheltered "trouble" to an upstart capitalist who can stand alongside her. This is not a Cinderella fairy tale, but a true epic of a woman using her strength to support her choice, and a man using his life to love.
The male protagonist is not a perfect character: Jin Yu has a serious yandere/paranoid tendency and is extremely possessive. In the early stage, he will do extreme behavior due to insecurity (such as using commercial means to attack his love rival, losing control of his emotions and being hospitalized). This is not a gentle boss, but a "patient" who is desperately in love.
Reality turns to cruelty: Realistic conflicts involving class differences, family resistance, childhood psychological trauma, and chronic disease care are not all sweet treats.
The heroine is not a virgin: Chen Nian has always been calm and rational, and there have been trade-offs and waverings in relationships (entanglements with the male partner Xie Zhiyan). Her choice is based on "self" rather than pure dedication.
Intention: Real strength is not the absence of weaknesses, but the courage to accept each other's imperfections. Love is not about saving, but after seeing all the "trouble" clearly, you still choose to stand side by side, and live the life you see to the end into an entanglement of flames that will never go out.