If I love you, I will never be like a climbing flower, showing off myself on your high branches; I must be a kapok near you, standing with you as the image of a tree.
Dai Ran, who was neglected by her mother since she was a child, was fostered in her aunt's house and suffered long-term abuse from her perverted cousin. Her childhood misfortune made her have low self-esteem and cowardice, and she would only accept unfair treatment.
By chance, the young master Lin Junan, who had just returned from school, was attracted to the frail Dai Ran. The complicated family background and the same experience of lack of love in childhood brought the two closer and closer to each other.
Unfortunately, there was a huge gap in identity between the two. One had low self-esteem and did not dare to climb high, while the other was frustrated in his career and was afraid of hurting his lover. The two were forced to separate, and Lin Junan went abroad again.
Many years later, Lin Junan escaped from his father's control and returned to China. Now a successful man, he was fully able to control his own life, so he approached Dai Ran and wanted to renew their relationship. At this time, Dai Ran also changed her past weak image, and through her own efforts, she became a strong and independent modern woman, and she had a fiancé to accompany her.
The two have never forgotten each other, but they have too many bonds to get closer. In the end, Lin Junan moved Dai Ran with his persistence in love. The two worked together to break the shadow of childhood, grow together and redeem each other.