Sweet Candy Tastes Bitter

When a sudden "dessert live broadcast accident" pointed Lin Xiaoman's camera at the most mysterious dessert chef in Xinghai City, a gentle secret hidden behind the frosting was quietly revealed. Lu Chenzhou, the chef who never appeared in front of the camera, was forced to face her carefully constructed emotional defense line because of her mistake. Lin Xiaoman is a food blogger on the short video platform. She uses her camera to record the sweet moments of life, but she can never capture the real "heartbeat". Lu Chenzhou is the youngest dessert manager in Xinghai City. His works are as exquisite as poetry, but he never allows people to get close to his heart. The two met due to an unexpected cooperation. One was like sunlight crashing into an icy lake, while the other began to panic as it melted. They are trapped in their own emotional dilemmas: she longs to be understood, but is surrounded by misunderstandings; he is afraid of intimacy, but cannot ignore the light in her eyes. The turning point occurred during a late-night dessert experiment - he made a cake called "Childhood" for her, and she said: "It tastes a bit bitter." At that moment, Lu Chenzhou, who had been silent for many years, was willing to tell his story for the first time. The price comes with it. My father's opposition, the pressure of online public opinion, and the retaliation of past scars came like a tidal wave. Their love oscillates between reality and fiction, like a sandwich candy with a sweet outer shell but countless unresolved bitterness hidden inside. When technology makes the world within reach, how can humans protect a love that takes time to settle?