The heroine was picked up by her adoptive father when she was a few months old and brought back to the countryside to be raised by the heroine's grandparents. The heroine experienced the death of her relatives one after another; the backward thinking of her father's generation, girls should get married early and have children and live a stable life; and the discrimination against girls with ordinary education entering the workplace. Cheng Ling chose to break the cage of impoverished thoughts and grow like a weed.
During the summer vacation when she was 7 years old, a younger brother appeared who seemed to be born with a sense of melancholy and brokenness. She slowly got close to him, understood him, and healed him. Give your brother a complete childhood. In the early stage, the male and female protagonists have been accompanying each other in a affectionate way, but they separated during the college entrance examination, one went to school, the other worked, and they reunited after graduation. Later, when the heroine reaches the age of marriage and there are other people around her, the hero thinks that he should be happy for her, but he is not. There were also many misunderstandings in the process.
When he returned to his hometown again, his father was seriously ill and he fell into despair. He is already a well-known company founder, but he gets off work on time every day to cook for her. He didn't dare to look into her eyes because he found that he had "unexpected thoughts" about her. She starts a blind date and he screws it up. He was hurt, and she cried in distress. On a thunderstorm night, he knocked on her door and said, "I'm afraid of thunder." (Actually, he was afraid of losing her.) The two of them finally admitted their deteriorated affection on that night when they lost control.
Purpose: Two-way healing