Illustrator Shi Huaiyi has a secret: his brush always follows the words of writer Jiang Yujin. He has painted all the snowy dusk in Jiang Yujin's books, and painted every arc of the protagonist's glance back, but he has never dared to paint that person's features. Until one day, he found out that the other party was soliciting illustrations for a new book - the theme was the "Thousand Paper Cranes" that he had been drawing for seven years. Shi Huaiyi submitted the article anonymously, but was selected to become Jiang Yujin's exclusive illustrator. Because they were working closely together, they talked about the script late at night and sat across each other in a cafe on a rainy day to revise the script. But he didn't know that Jiang Yujin had already recognized his strokes through his pen and ink, and he didn't know that every story written by this person was actually a confession for him. It's just that the young man's thoughts are hidden on the back of the paper, and no one dares to speak out first.
Concept: Some love is folded into paper like a thousand paper cranes, and only those who are willing to open it can see it.