"After five years, his white moonlight has become a sharp sword." Jiang Miyue, a civilian psychological counselor in the army, uses the armor of rationality to seal the shadows of childhood and ten years of depression. When the "White Moonlight" Shen Xinghe, whom she loved and feared when she was young, returned from the army, she hid her troubles and held on to her chips: a golden job in the army, a certificate as a psychological counselor, and a novel writer's identity - these were the swords she forged for their reunion.
But she didn't know that Shen Xinghe's circle of friends was only visible to her, and he read her stories over and over again during night sentries at the military camp. He approached with five years of tempered maturity, but ran into her watertight defense: "I'm waiting for a sharp sword, not a knight." When the truth of childhood isolation was revealed, and when depression came back in the rainy night, they finally saw each other clearly:
"The sword she thought she was waiting for was already in her hands; the ray of moonlight he looked up to has turned into a galaxy that can split the darkness."
Concept: In the context of contemporary high-pressure society, two souls with childhood scars grow up separately - she becomes a helper with the thorns of depression, and he experiences the tempering of the military camp with an unfinished secret love. They broke the stereotype of "saving and being saved" in their two-way rush, and finally achieved emotional redemption with an equal attitude of independent personality, explaining that "true love is two sharp swords unsheathed side by side."