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Synopsis of the story: 32-year-old Xu Qingtong is the marketing director of Yunjian Group. She is also a small-town young man who came to Hangzhou from an 18th-tier town to work hard. In the eyes of others, she is easy to work in, has many friends and is popular, and her boyfriend knows how to be romantic. Only she knows that her heart is like an island. Until one meeting, she was completely irritated by her greasy boss and left the job - the first time in her life that she said no. At the same time, Jiang Yao is caught in the Nth cycle of being a scumbag, addicted to tarot fortune telling, and firmly believes that getting married can solve all problems. And the seemingly sober Wen Zhi, who has high business intelligence and a good family background, has a secret corner in his heart that cannot be said. Three people, three dilemmas. A search for belonging starts from the West Lake in Hangzhou and extends to the foot of a thousand-year-old camphor tree in the countryside of Zhejiang. When Xu Qingtong decided to open a "village cafe" in the hometown of her good partner Yu Bei, when Jiang Yao finally learned not to trust others with her life, and when Wen Zhi let down her guard in the company of her friends - they discovered that peace of mind is never a person or a place, but the courage to finally make a choice for themselves. This is a story about "dumb kids" supporting each other. It's not a counterattack, it's a return; it's not a rescue, it's a companionship.