"Song Nangui, it has never been fair between us."
He is a genius in the finance department, a rational perfectionist who uses precise calculations to plan every step of his life.
She is a vigorous girl from the garden design department, innocent and innocent, like a white and tough camellia, who can smile brightly in the wind and rain.
When they first met, he handed her a debating club registration form with a cold face, but what he was thinking was: "How come this girl's eyes are brighter than the stars?"
When his father's business failed and he owed $40 million in debt, cracks began to appear in their love:
"You always give your best patience to everyone except me."
When the fetus is diagnosed with severe congenital defects, this love faces the ultimate test:
He calmly analyzed: "To give up now is to be responsible for the children."
She broke down and asked, "Why do you make decisions for me?"
Behind the final choice is the fierce collision of two values.
This is not a love story, this is about adult choices:
When ideals meet reality, when love meets responsibility, when the balance always tilts to one side - how should we love each other?
Realistic warning
Confronting power asymmetries in intimate relationships
Explore the profound impact of family of origin on views on marriage and love
Do not beautify real dilemmas and do not provide standard answers
"Some love is not deep enough, but the misaligned gears are destined to wear each other out."
Purpose: Don't look back on the past