Gu Yuhan, 28 years old, is an independent architectural designer. He looks strong on the outside, but his heart repeatedly swings between tradition and freedom. After a rainy night encounter, she met Lu Chengan, a successful and talented partner of an architecture firm and a married man. The two became connected because of architecture and became close because of soul resonance. He was her career mentor and an indescribable emotional confidant.
When she tried to withdraw from this hopeless approach, she turned around and met freelance photographer Qin Mo. His uninhibitedness and romance made her experience the joy of letting go of responsibilities and living only for herself for the first time. But the person in my heart who never left made this relationship cracked from the beginning.
The shackles of marriage, the entanglement of career, and the pressure of family pushed Gu Yuhan into a protracted tug-of-war. She fluctuated between Lu Chengan's affection and restraint, between Qin Mo's sincerity and disappointment, and saw her possible future in Su Qing, that elegant and decent but equally broken wife. She has let go, she has fallen, she has been desperate for love, and she has turned away for responsibility.
Spanning five years, three relationships, the reconciliation of two women, and traveling from city to city, Gu Yuhan finally understood: some people still have the same feelings through time, but they do not necessarily have each other in the name of love. True love is not about possessing, but about letting go and letting the other person become a better version of themselves.
Many years later, at the Rainy Night Cafe, old friends meet again, each with his own belonging, but their eyes meet but they understand each other tacitly. Some feelings may be most complete when they are "not yet full".
Purpose: Love, marriage, responsibility and self-salvation are all emotional novels