Yun Shuyan, the forensic doctor of Jinling Provincial Department, has been guarding the autopsy table and endless files all year round. He has a cold and restrained temperament. He wears a white coat to isolate himself from the fireworks of the world, but in his heart he only pretends to be a front-line criminal investigation in Beijing.
Ying Xun engages in high-risk secret-related latent missions. In order to protect the security of his family and country, he has been cut off from contact all year round. Thousands of miles of mountains and seas separate him, and no news has become the norm.
The few words "Don't miss it" on New Year's Eve sustained Yun Shuyan throughout the entire winter. After waiting silently for more than fifty days, the long streets of Jinling were covered with frost and snow. She took over all the heavy backlog and was busy burying her bone-crushing lovesickness. She stayed alone in the empty office building late at night, rummaged through the collection of dead sycamore leaves and old things, and hid all her thoughts in notebooks that no one could see.
The rational mind knows that the other party is involuntarily and the road ahead is dangerous, but lovesickness is like frost clinging to one's bones, and obsession sinks into the abyss and is difficult to heal. The long night is silent, my heart is burning every inch, my brow bones are covered with years of frost, and old thoughts linger day and night.
On one side is the daily life of a forensic doctor who faces life and death and is calm and self-possessed; on the other side is the long wait of uncertainty and fear.
Dressed in navy blue, they guard the mountains and rivers of two places, and their affection lasts through the cold winters.
She stood quietly under the frost and snow in the empty city, keeping her promise alone, waiting for the smoke to clear, for the old friend to return after stepping on the moon, and for the dead wood to see spring again.
Intent: Navy mission and two-way deep love, waiting is also staying together, hardships will eventually lead to reunion, ordinary persistence will have its own gentle way back.
