Wu Chunmei's life grew out of mud and cold.
She had a poor family, a violent father, and the shackles of patriarchal preference that had bound her for half her life. She went to her brother's wedding with great joy, but she only received the heartless words "I am an orphan."
She is like the little bitter melon in the corner that no one cares about. She is silent, tough, and covered in scars, but she always keeps the softness in her heart.
Su Qingyan was born in light and love, with a harmonious family, a gentle and magnanimous temperament, and a calm and confident self. The two were completely different from each other, but they met unexpectedly due to a farce.
There was no heavy mutual redemption, just a ray of clear light that happened to shine into Wu Chunmei's gloomy world.
Su Qingyan felt sorry for her forbearance, respected her stubbornness, and helped her get rid of the unbearable past.
Later, Wu Chunmei bid farewell to her name that was full of suffering. She took her mother's surname of Jiang and changed her name to Su Qingyan, Jiang Yan.
The light doesn't have to shine specially for anyone, but because of it, it adds more fireworks in the world; the little bitter melon doesn't have to force itself to face the sun, but because of the light, it finally dares to raise its head and live like itself.
One warm and one astringent, one bright and one dark, embellish each other to create the most tender encounter.
Concept: A girl who grows out of the mud breaks away from the shackles of her native family and the legacy of patriarchal feudalism. Under the gentle gaze of another girl, she learns to love herself and redefine herself. Countryside is the root and growth is the soul. It tells the story: Even if they are born in the gutter, there are still people who deserve to live as their own light.