The summer wind in Xiangyangzhou carries the discipline of the old house in Chaoshan. Zou Fuyan was born with the destiny of "the eldest daughter should be like a mountain". As the daughter of a college principal, she is sober and precocious. She is used to restraining all her emotions, obeying the arrangements of her elders, and planning step by step the established path of pursuing a master's degree, further education, and marriage, and lives a life that is impeccable and always sensible in the eyes of others.
On the day of registration as a new student, the lively Lin Yueqi crashed into her dead world. The girl's eyes are full of unrestrained light, she will clumsily find excuses to talk to her, she will run to her in the rain holding sunflowers, and express her heartfelt feelings directly and openly. In the secret room, the streets and alleys of the old city, the evening breeze at the seaside, and countless alone time, the frozen Zou Fuyan gradually loosened up, and for the first time he tasted the tenderness of not being bound by shackles.
But there is an insurmountable gap between the two: the Zou family's strict ethics, the world's prejudice against homosexuals, and the marriage contract that has been finalized by the elders. On one side is the sincerity that does not need to be compromised, and on the other side is the life track that has been stuck since childhood. A fork in the road lies in front of her, and she is forced to make a choice.
She is as forbearing as a hill, and when she encounters the rising sun that belongs to her alone, she must finally face herself, the world, and the heartbeat hidden in her heart at the fork in the road, and choose her own way back in life.
Concept: A girl is the end, not marriage. The road will diverge and should not be influenced.