In Jiangcheng in 1985, Wutong Lane was an old street forgotten by time. The winding bluestone road, Teresa Teng's singing voice drifted from the old radio, and the fried dough sticks from the corner breakfast shop sizzled in the iron pot - everything was as slow as an old song that was about to become outdated.
Shen Yelan, 24 years old, is a young criminal police officer who was just transferred from the provincial department. He is taciturn and solves cases like a knife passing through paper, but is always said by his colleagues to be "cold as a stone". No one knew that there was an unspeakable past hidden in his silence.
Lin Baizhou, 23 years old, is the owner of the only second-hand bookstore in Wutong Lane. He has gentle eyebrows and speaks softly, like the warmest wind in spring. The bookstore is not big, but it is filled with yellowing old books and older stories. He always said: "The truth is hidden in books, as well as the human heart."
This is a story about finding the truth and finding yourself. When the old cases are settled, new emotions have just begun.
There was no snow in Jiangcheng that year, but the sycamore leaves fell all over the ground. I met you at the alley and never left you.
Concept: From "trapping myself in books" to "being willing to step out of the bookstore and face the real world"