In 1994, Hong Kong Island, under the crystal lanterns of the Easter celebration.
Li Mingjie, the CEO of Hengmao, one of the top ten real estate companies in Hong Kong, and the second son of the Li family, has always longed for an opportunity to be "seen" by the world.
That year, 20-year-old Song Wanjia, despite finishing fourth in the beauty pageant, was still playing a small role on the set. After her father went bankrupt and fell from the building, she took off her clothes from the True Light Girls' School and lived in a public housing estate on Temple Street. For ten years, she still had not climbed out of the abyss. The light she saw was pushed back into the abyss by her younger brother's dilemma in studying - she always remembered that she owed her brother an eye.
A transaction, a show of fake love.
The class gap is by no means just one step away, and the ending has already been written - a misunderstanding, a decision, a woman abandoned in the wind and rain, and a secret she never spoke again. "When the moon rises, the lights in Victoria Harbor will also light up." She was obviously the brightest light he had ever seen.
1998, Financial crisis. He was ruined, and she was crowned queen. But fate is here to stop, - the dusty misunderstanding suddenly collapsed in the reunion. Ten years from 1994 to 2004, they finally held each other's hands. In another ten years, he sharpened himself into an extremely sharp knife and eventually became a tycoon. She is also a popular legend: a movie queen who came out of public housing and became a wealthy lady. It was only at this time that she was shocked to realize: the most terrifying thing in marriage is not the difference in family status, but that they have long been unable to find each other amidst all kinds of desires.
Purpose: The fate of the island is a metaphor for life, showing how individuals are broken and reshaped in the torrent of the times, and finally find the dignity of love and self-coordinates in the stormy waves of history.