Until the Rain Flows Back

Wang Cheng, 23, chose to resign from the company where he had been working for one year. The sudden idle life made him overwhelmed, and the unemployment situation brought a steady stream of confusion and anxiety. He dug out some poems and novels he wrote when he was an undergraduate, and couldn't help but lament deep in his heart. During a meeting in a coffee shop, Wang Cheng met Uncle Chen, the editor-in-chief of "Yuanshan" magazine, who provided him with a job. The content was to go to various areas of the city to find and interview "unseen" literary workers. From the mysterious internet writer "September Drunk" to the young reporter of the subculture media, from the leading universities to the inconspicuous security booth on the roadside. Since meeting his new neighbor Su Liushang on the day he resigned, the gears of Wang Cheng's destiny began to turn unconsciously.