Shen Yanchuan is a top architectural designer in the industry, with a withdrawn personality and a habit of living alone. He returned to his hometown because he took over an old city renovation project; Lin Yang runs a flower shop called "Yangguang" in the old city. He has a gentle but resilient personality, but behind him is the pressure of taking care of his seriously ill brother.
Shen Yanchuan's project involved the demolition of the old building where Lin Yang's flower shop was located. The two had conflicts over "demolition or retention". During many confrontations, Shen Yanchuan discovered that Lin Yang's feelings for the old building were not unreasonable. Lin Yang also saw Shen Yan's obsession with "home" despite her indifference.
Lin Yang's younger brother suddenly fell ill, and Shen Yanchuan unintentionally came to help, breaking the antagonism between the two. Shen Yanchuan desperately longed for "stability" due to his childhood abandonment experience, and Lin Yang's warmth made him inexplicably dependent.
Emotions heat up: Shen Yanchuan frequently visits the flower shop on the grounds of "compensation", from the initial clumsy conversation to the later silent companionship (helping Lin Yang move flowers, guarding the shop when he takes care of his younger brother); Lin Yang discovers that Shen Yanchuan's design drawings contain tenderness for the old city, and begins to understand his professional persistence.
The secret emerged: Lin Yang's younger brother suffered from a rare disease and required long-term treatment. He had to work multiple jobs and even considered selling the flower shop. After Shen Yanchuan accidentally learned about it, he quietly contacted the best doctor through anonymous channels. However, due to his poor expression, Lin Yang misunderstood him as a "charity", and the relationship fell into a freezing point.
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Concept: In the folds of reality, two lonely souls illuminate each other. In the process of redemption and being redeemed, they re-understand the essence of "home" and "love" - home is not a cold building or a bond of blood, but the tenderness that is willing to stop for each other; love is not a perfect fit, but the courage to still choose to stand side by side despite scars.