Her life began in a thorny place - the broken family of origin was a mark she couldn't get rid of. Only self-study of psychology was the glimmer of light she groped in the darkness.
Carrying the pain of a divorced family and the burden of raising his younger brother, he plunged headlong into the glitz and bustle of Vanity Fair, chasing the "starlight" that could support his loved ones, but he didn't know that there were deeper thorns ahead.
When she quietly approached as an assistant, her psychological knowledge became a "microscope" to understand his fragility and fatigue, and also became a "soft armor" for him to overcome obstacles. From the corner where no one cares about to the pinnacle of everyone's attention, she is his most silent shadow and his strongest support.
The road of thorns is full of scars and temptations, and they are each other's glimmer of light in the darkness, and they are the bright starlight that they can look up to side by side after passing through the thorns together. It turns out that the most dazzling starlight is not only in the crowded place, but also in each other's redeeming eyes.
Concept: The heroine uses psychology to save herself (struggles from the thorns of her original family), and then has the ability to illuminate others (becomes the male protagonist's "lighthouse"). The male protagonist sticks to his responsibilities in the thorns of fame and fortune (the younger brother struggles), so he deserves the unyielding protection. Their encounter was not a one-sided rescue, but two souls working hard to save themselves. They found each other in the darkness, drew strength from each other, and finally completed their transformations (the female protagonist emerged from the psychological shadow stronger and became a psychologist to help more people with fragile hearts, and the male protagonist realized value and learned to love), and together they ushered in the starlight in life. The road through thorns begins with self-salvation and ends with mutual illumination.