In 2010, the Internet wave swept through the provincial capital.
Han Yue, a grassroots programmer, survived the years of part-time work and rushed to start a business. However, he was betrayed by his partner and fell to the bottom overnight. When he was frustrated, he used a drift bottle to write down his confusion when no one listened.
An accidental salvage, the news fell in front of Song Xin.
She comes from a superior family and has no worries about food and clothing. She is a rich girl in the eyes of everyone. Her parents are divorced and her family is incomplete, which makes her very insecure and she has long felt the loneliness that no one understands.
A virtual drifting bottle connects people from two completely different worlds.
One trudged through the mud, and the other was born on a high platform.
When the comfort of online anonymity comes to meet offline, disparate backgrounds, completely different growth environments, and numerous tests of workplace reality follow one after another.
The road ahead is full of wind and rain, can they overcome the worldly gap and become each other's salvation?
Intention: Don't judge your soul based on your birthplace, and don't judge your affection based on your class.
This book uses an anonymous online encounter as a carrier to tell a gentle love story about two young people in completely different life situations and across class gaps, breaking away from worldly labels, family differences, and reality gaps to complete soul redemption and two-way healing.
There is no vigorous love at first sight, nor is there any deliberate counterattack, but the most restrained, cleanest, and most precious love for adults: it starts with understanding you and finally protects you. It has nothing to do with skin, identity, wealth or poverty.