The relationship between Fang Mingchu and Northwest began when they were students. They went through the beauty of youth together, but will those beautiful things remain the same once they encounter the reality of fate? With the intervention of Qingyan, a second-generation rich man from the northwest, the two-generation grudges between his parents were sorted out. From school to the workplace, when Mingchu met Wang Shuo, a doctor who had grown up smoothly, their youth was ups and downs in the whirlpool of fate...
This novel has been trying its best to show some of the plasticity of human nature since the original intention of writing it.
The heroine, like most people in life, is imperfect, has low self-esteem, and is sensitive. She just sticks to the things she likes until the end.
There is not a lot of intrigue in the novel. What the heroine expresses is more about learning to make things right, learn to forgive, and learn to forget.
Two women, entangled with vines, two generations of grudges, two flowers blooming, each stubborn, each trying to forget the sadness.