What's Missing: the Battle Between Perfection and Brokenness

When a perfect and paranoid architect meets a wild photographer who specializes in taking pictures of ruins and ruins, a popular variety show ties them into mortal enemies, and the whole network starts to take advantage of the situation. Qingfeng, an industry myth, designs as precisely as a machine and believes that "flaws are original sins." Mingyue, a photographer of ruins, only pursues scars and time with her lens, asserting that "the truth is hidden in the brokenness." The program team deliberately arranged for two people to renovate the same old factory building. From the exchange of ideas to the on-site confrontation, the editing was very bloody, and #estheticwar# was a hot topic. Forced to live together, they collide day and night. He thought she was disorganized, and she called him cold and suffocating. Until an accident happened on a rainy night. Under candlelight, she quietly repaired and reborn his crushed drawings. He was shocked to find that his "mistake" that sentenced him to death actually shone brightly in her world. Conspiracies, suppression, slander, and old wounds follow one after another. In the fierce fire, he instinctively protected her and history; before the whole Internet insulted her, he personally smashed the trophy that symbolized perfection for her. The rational perfectionist starts to go crazy for her "imperfections"; the wanderer who embraces the incompleteness understands the cracks in his armor that are the same as her own. From old enemies to symbiosis, they used a "crooked wall" to create a legend and subverted the industry with a "broken philosophy". The two incomplete souls tempered and fit each other in the collision, forging the mottled cracks into something unique - perfection. "Qingfeng, I need your imperfections." "Mingyue, you are the only 'flaw' I allow, and you are also my ultimate perfection." See how the perfect tyrant and the poet of ruins rewrite the rules, define each other, and create a top-notch romance about brokenness and completeness.