Nessun Dorma: the Puzzle of the Female Psychologist

In 2008, during a bidding process for a luxury home in Hong Kong, rising psychology star Ye Chun and fund upstart Han Mucheng had known each other for a long time. This relationship, which was praised as a "match made in heaven," eventually became a cage that trapped her.​ In order to support her husband, Ye Chun gave up her career in Beijing and moved to Shanghai. However, she fell into mental difficulties after a miscarriage. When she was curled up in the studio to recover, her husband was riding on the ambition of his schoolmate Mei Xin to achieve success, and the marriage was gradually collapsing under the undercurrent. Han Mucheng's values ​​are like a dull knife cutting flesh: "My wife should serve me", which makes Ye Chun, who was once more outstanding, lost in mental oppression.​ The "replenishment honeymoon" on Pangkor Island in Malaysia has become a showdown ground. Mei Xin's "coincidental" appearance, the double order on her husband's mobile phone, and the empty bedroom late at night shattered the illusion of warmth. Mrs. Liang, who was attending the hospital, died mysteriously. The words "He wants me to die" haunted Ye Chun like a curse. The auditory hallucinations in the bar and the bloody words on the mirror dragged her to the edge of collapse.​ After being rescued by his secret admirer Michael, Ye Chun finally faced reality. At the divorce negotiation table, she used her psychology major to take back everything that belonged to her. Mr. Liang's confession diary further reveals that the mental strangulation of cold violence is far more deadly than cheating.​ From the bidding arena in Hong Kong to restarting his life in New York, Ye Chun finally realized: love cannot tolerate calculation, and life cannot withstand compromise. Two broken marriages reveal the truth, and she rebuilds her relationship with the world on the ruins.