Wu Jinxia discovers that he has transmigrated for no apparent reason. He wakes up lying in a soft bed, in a bright room, his head buzzing.
Wait, who am I again?
Then a flood of unfamiliar memories surges into his mind. After absorbing all that information, Wu Jinxia sits on the bed, staring blankly at his hands, forced to accept reality: he has probably transmigrated. But why can't he remember anything from before he transmigrated?
It's not that transmigrating is bad. On the contrary, his new life is practically his ideal: money and freedom. Still, he can't shake the feeling that something is missing, as if an important piece of the puzzle is gone.
To fill that gap, he starts looking for familiar things, whether it's a potted plant, a stone, or... certain people. The one who gives him the strongest feeling of familiarity is Mu Qinghan, a sharp-tongued, sarcastic, hopelessly repressed man.
To figure out where this mysterious sense of familiarity comes from, Wu Jinxia makes a decision that goes against everything he was raised to believe: he's going to spy on that repressed man.
But while spying, he stumbles on a huge secret. The man is actually talking to a flower?! And that's not all: the flower transforms into a person. Wu Jinxia, once a staunch atheist, has his entire worldview rebuilt in that moment.
Sharp-tongued, repressed gong X mouth runs ahead while brain chases after shou
One-on-one
Theme: We meet again when the flowers fall