She doesn't know who she is.
The night her fiancé cheated on her, Yan Mengxi dialed the number of a strange man on a snowy night. She couldn't give a reason, she just felt that the voice made her feel at ease - like she had heard it a long time ago.
Later she discovered that this feeling was not an illusion.
She pulled out a postcard from high school, and there was a line written on it: "Luckily, I am by that person's side." The signature was Bai Munan. But she didn't remember this person at all. Her past is like a book with key chapters torn out, and everyone is telling her: just forget it, for your own good.
She began to investigate, and every time she took a step closer to the truth, the people around her took a step back. The father was silent, the best friend was evasive, and he - the man who clearly remembered all her habits, knew she was allergic to rosemary, and was even the first to rush to the rooftop after her fiancé cheated - just said repeatedly: We don't know each other.
What is hidden in her lost memory?
What she didn't know was that Bai Munan had been guarding her for fourteen years. From teenagers to middle age, from postcards to silver rings, from "I want to be by your side" to "I can't tell you who I am."
Fourteen years ago, he owed her a confession.
Fourteen years later, he was still young.
And she is walking step by step towards the truth that everyone desperately wants her to forget - there is her lost name, stolen life, and a deep love that has been covered by heavy snow for fourteen years.
This is a secret love that spans fourteen years, a gentle resistance to forgetfulness. When the heavy snow covered all the way, there was still a person standing there, waiting for her to look back.
Concept: If a person loses all his memory, then does this person count as his former self? Is the person alive for the memory or the body? In this era where the cost of everything must be calculated, how long is the shelf life of a person's love, and how much courage does it take to love only one person seriously?