She is a popular female anchor of Xuzhou Radio and Television. She is fair-skinned and beautiful, and her suitors line up at the high-speed rail station. However, when she was drunk late at night, she was stabbed in the heart by a bald and fat middle-aged uncle with a pack of turmeric candies.
His name was Yu Peng, divorced, in debt, with two children, working in a liquor store to make ends meet, but when she pinched his arm and laughed and scolded him, "Uncle, you are so shameless," his ears turned red to the root of his neck.
She thought he was just a greasy passerby. He thought she was just temporarily lonely.
But the proud daughter of Heaven began to run to his shabby liquor store every day. When the man who had been trampled into the mud by life shouted out "I'm sorry for you" with red eyes, people from the two worlds finally exchanged a wet kiss on the bank of Yunlong Lake on a rainy night.
He pushed her away: "I have three inches of snow under my eaves, and you are a surprising guest in this world."
She gritted her teeth and waited for him: "Without you, the light will be gone."
This is a love story about "mismatch"——
Aloof goddess × down-and-out uncle, 14 years age difference.
Warmth and healing, sad yet sweet.
From then on, the misty rain fell in Pengcheng, and one person held an umbrella - two people walked together.
Intention: What you think is "for your own good" sometimes pushes the other person into deeper loneliness. The meaning of love is not self-motivated fulfillment, but two imperfect people having the courage to spend the rest of their lives side by side. Lin Yi and Yu Peng are separated by 14 years of age, bankruptcy and debt, divorce with children, and class confusion. But their biggest obstacle is not these external conditions, but the cowardice behind Yu Peng's words "I am not worthy of you" and the persistence behind Lin Yi's words "if you are not here, the light will be gone". They used their separation to teach each other: love is not about pushing each other away, but about making oneself a person worthy of that love, and then moving toward the other person firmly. An urban fairy tale about "not a good match" but "you have to be" - dedicated to everyone who has had low self-esteem in love but still chooses to approach bravely.