During the scorching summer when she was nine, Fang Yueran met Chen Ji, huddled in a corner of her grandmother's courtyard. Back then, she thought Chen Ji was the most pitiful child in the world.
More than a decade later, with the winds and snow of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau cutting like knives, the now somewhat well-known documentary filmmaker Fang Yueran looked at Lu Jianlin, a generous investor standing before her. She thought Lu Jianlin was the most despicable rich person in the world.
Fang Yueran was a free-spirited star, and her wish was for Chen Ji to learn to shine on his own.
As children: a passionate, brave “young aunt” x a “young nephew” with a troubled past
As adults: wildlife documentary filmmaker x CEO of an environmental company
Note: This is not a typical redemption story. Lu Jianlin is Chen Ji, and the protagonists are not related by blood. The author does not work in the documentary industry; all professional knowledge was researched online.
Theme: Love means seeing someone, not saving them
