The urban operetta has begun, and the love song whose strings were broken eight years ago finally has its reunion movement.
He is the vice president of a wealthy family, cold on the outside and hot on the inside, hiding eight years of paranoia and affection, using the project as a contract, and getting closer step by step; she is an independent professional, soft on the outside but strong on the inside, wrapped in the knot of her heart that she had no choice but to let go, deliberately alienated, and fortified her at every step.
The tit-for-tat confrontation in the workplace, the secret protection in private, the gentle bonding of the second male lead, and the heart-warming assistance of the supporting characters are like the scattered notes in an operetta, intertwining sweetness and abuse, and tactfully pulling together. There is no hustle and bustle of sadomasochism, only delicate redemption and two-way rush. The evening breeze will look again, and the old love will be rekindled. This belated romance will eventually sing through the years.
Purpose: Eight years of two-way longing is not paranoia and internal friction, but the precipitation after recognizing one's true feelings; reunion after a long separation is not repeating the same mistakes, but knowing how to tolerate and give in and learn to express love after losing youth. It teaches people that regrets can be made up for and that true love is worth waiting patiently and rushing for a second time.