Li Yuanmo, who has been wandering all his life, abandoned by his loved ones and mistreated by the world, has already built a wall of indifference and arrogance in his heart. He wanders in the world like a rootless duckweed, hiding all his pain and tenderness, and living in despair; Yiyu Shi, gentle and talented, but trapped in the shackles of the world and inner cowardice, sensitive and inferior, accustomed to endure silence, only dares to express his loneliness in pen and ink, struggling alone in a corner that no one understands. The fate of two women who have been forgotten by the world and trapped in their own prisons becomes intertwined due to a chance encounter in an ancient temple on a rainy night.
No heroes will fall from the sky, only the glimmer of light that illuminates each other. Yiyu's poems use pen and ink as a medium to understand the softness under the indifference of Li Yuanmo, and use the gentleness of the long flow of water to heal her scars and dispel the hatred and obsession in her heart; Li Yuanmo takes protection as a promise, sees through the tenacity in the weakness of Yiyu's poems, uses his firm and fearless arms to shield her from the criticism of the world, and breaks the cowardice and inferiority surrounding her.
They live together in a shabby house in the mountains, accompany each other in daily life, protect each other in danger and desperate situations, confess their past scars, and dismantle each other's inner demons. Li Yuanmo learns to let go of his indifference, and Yiyu Shi gradually regains his courage. They support each other, are not afraid of worldly rumors, and support each other's light to get out of the boundless darkness. From meeting each other in loneliness to being dependent on each other in life and death, from each other's incompleteness to each other's perfection, this two-way rush allows two broken souls to sew together. Over the years, they have become each other's destination and become the most indispensable light in each other's lives.
Intention: Don't change yourself for others, there will always be someone who loves you, and those who love you will not ask you to change.