The protagonist is trapped in the depressing daily life of family estrangement and lack of empathy, and breaks down in tears in the bathroom. In order to escape the pain of reality, he fictionalizes a rainy night encounter in his mind, has a tumultuous love affair, fights family disputes together, and longs for a stable marriage and a fireworks home life in his heart. Layers of intimate twists and turns and beautiful expectations are spread out. Finally, the mist dissipates and the mirror reflects a person alone. All encounters, love, and ideal life are just bathroom fantasies born of pain, and the lonely and sober reality of the girl is written down.
Purpose: Taking the repressed original dilemma of midsummer as the background, the story is about a girl who lacks love, weaves love, reconciles conflicts, and longs for marriage and family through fantasy, so as to escape from the suffocating life of the present. In the end, she wakes up and returns to solitude, revealing that love and stability are both lonely self-salvation. It explores the love fantasy spawned by original pain, women's instinctive desire for a warm family, and confronts the true state of loneliness after the dream is broken.