Su Yan, a psychiatrist, guards an old street studio and heals countless people with his gentleness, but he stays alone and cold all year round. Lu Wanxiao is a self-made man who is sober and cheerful. When he met him when he was accompanying his best friend for a follow-up consultation, he went from admiring and paying attention to being quietly moved. She is not humble or entangled, but approaches slowly with an adult's sense of proportion; he is slow and restrained, but realizes it after they meet again and again. When a gentle psychiatrist meets a sassy strong woman, a slow, equal, two-way healing love quietly unfolds in Wutong Old Street.
Concept: The novel uses the slow love relationship between psychological counselor Su Yan and entrepreneurial woman Lu Wanxiao as a carrier to interpret the core of two-way self-healing and gentle reconciliation. The story breaks the fast-food style of love at first sight and depicts adults' healthy relationship concepts of restraint, equality, and mutual understanding: no need to push for love, no need to be self-depleting for companionship, and two people can see each other's hidden fatigue and loneliness, and they can redeem each other.
At the same time, it focuses on real issues such as trauma in the original family, internal conflict in the workplace, and emotional internal conflict, and uses the growth lines of visitors and everyone in the Su family to convey: everyone has inner gaps, and healing never only relies on others, but self-acceptance is the root cause. Family love does not have to be perfect, and estrangement can be resolved through understanding; career and love can coexist, and gentleness and strength are not in conflict. I hope everyone can find a corner of warm sunshine in their hearts and reconcile gently with the past and themselves.