Life is like a great dream. She had been lost in it for so long that she had forgotten herself. One day, she fell into the water. As she watched that person's heartless figure walk away, she finally came to her senses. Some things just aren't meant to be. Better to let go.
Shen Shaoze, the eldest son of the Shen family, is eighteen. Handsome and spirited, he has been doted on since childhood and admired by countless women. Among them is Lin Peier, his good friend's younger sister. At first, he thinks she's no different from any other sheltered young lady, and finds her terribly dull. He has never paid her any attention. Later, when Lin Peier falls into the water, he leaves despite her cries, unwilling to invite gossip, and only calls the Lin family servants to rescue her.
When they meet again, there is no trace of him in Lin Peier's eyes. Only after some time does the young master Shen realize what it means to feel heartache.
A story about a male lead who falls in love too late, and has to go through hell to win his wife back. There's some angst along the way, but it has a happy ending.
Theme: Only after loving yourself can you be loved by others
