Lu Shian is a person who does not believe that he is worthy of being loved. He is sensitive and dependent, and is used to testing his sincerity by "pushing away", and then verifying that "it is true" when the other person leaves. The five-year agreement is the anchor for his survival - five years later, lover Zhou will also come back to see him. But when the reunion actually came, he discovered that the hardest thing was not waiting, but learning how to love again while getting along day and night. At the same time, the appearance of psychological counselor Fu Chuan allowed him to see another self: equally broken, equally struggling, but choosing to be a person who illuminates others. When the mirror overlapped with the self, and the past and the present intertwined, Lu Shian began to learn the most difficult thing - to give himself a sense of security. This is a story about trauma, dependence and self-redemption, about how two similar souls recognize each other in the dark and finally learn to live.
Concept: Love can be an anchor, but the ship must be able to sail on its own.