Little Ear, Taihang and Du Li are childhood friends. Due to changes in life, he lost contact with the other two people. When he grew up, Little Ear came to Beijing to start a business, hoping to become a glittering rich man so that he could propose to the goddess in his heart, even though he couldn't even figure out the location of the girl. By chance, he reunited with Taihang and learned that he had become an officer after graduating from the military academy and would go to Africa to maintain peace. He and Du Li developed from childhood friends to lovers, but from lovers to strangers again. Du Li has been studying in England for six years. He wants to find living masters in the land that produced Shakespeare and achieve his own excellence. She repeatedly warned herself that even if she could not obtain the Treasure Sutra, she would still have to obtain the Nirvana Sutra in order to return to her hometown in glory. The new boyfriend Lester is a cheerful and sunny British young man. He admires his girlfriend's talent and good appearance very much, and soon proposed to her. Du Li felt inexplicably melancholy. She still had an inseparable attachment to Taihang and didn't want Xiao Lang to be a passerby from now on. As if there was a feeling in his heart, Taihang came to England to look for her. The love and affection accumulated in each other's hearts suddenly overwhelmed her like an avalanche, but he did not tell the truth. There was a girl at home, Hu Duoduo, who had to be married to him, and she was eagerly waiting for him to get married. An older business elite admired Du Li very much and offered her a three-year contract to stay in London. Can Taihang conquer Du Li and make her put aside her ideals and return to China with him. In a beautiful relationship, can the music be at hand and the years be quiet? Can Hu Duoduo watch her sweetheart slip away from her? …
Intent: While narrating the story, the work also explores the mission and happiness of life: If a person is not a superman, will his life be in vain? Are gods and humans merely immortal and omnipotent? Is marriage an extension of love, or a means of obtaining resources, recognition and development in life? Or is it a draft after a man reaches the top of the wealth list? Is insanity stupid, dull, unrealistic, or repenting of the old and the old? Is it worth holding on to for the rest of your life?
