On the eve of the wedding, psychiatrist Shen Zhixu saw Xie Jiming on the news, who had been missing for two years. The man wore black gloves that covered his stump and smiled at him through the camera: "Dr. Shen, I'm back for follow-up consultation." Two years ago, Xie Jiming was his patient. He is handsome, warm and has a smile that shines brighter than anyone else, but he is also deeply troubled by bi-affective disorder and childhood trauma. Shen Zhixu was attracted to Xie Jiming during treatment after treatment, and a stolen kiss after hypnotherapy made them lovers. Overly intense love turned into surveillance and imprisonment. Shen Zhixu cut off Xie Jiming's finger with his own hands and escaped. Two years later, Xie Jiming returned. Their old lover, two marriages with different purposes, the Xie family's undercurrent power struggle, and the past that had been buried in the deep sea for many years trapped them together again. If love is not a prison or a rescue, and the door finally opens, will Shen Zhixu still choose to escape?
Intention: Love is not about binding each other with pain, nor is it about sacrificing oneself in exchange for companionship. Illness can explain one person's loss of control, but it cannot control another person's freedom in the name of love.