The Counterattack of Cultural and Creative Designers

Introduction to riding the wind Bincheng is filled with neon lights, but it cannot tolerate the embarrassment and stubbornness of ordinary people. Su Wan, a cultural and creative designer, suffered a double collapse in her life overnight: her three-year relationship was cruelly betrayed by her boyfriend for the sake of her future, and her hard-working design that she stayed up late to polish was stolen by her boss and was fired. Unemployed, broken in love, and with her reputation damaged, she hit rock bottom on a rainy night and huddled in the alleys of the old city, feeling that not a single light in the entire city was shining for her. When she was at a low point, she met the cold and dignified top cultural and creative founder Lu Zeyan. He saw through the tenacity and hidden talent in her eyes, offered tenderness and kindness when she was in embarrassment, and supported her with a stable world when she was confused. Conflicts in the workplace, entanglements by her exes, and pressure from industry competition followed one after another. Su Wan gritted her teeth and grew up in the mud, regaining her original intention of design; Lu Zeyan silently guarded and walked side by side, which was both a boon and a salvation. From being down and out to making a comeback, from wandering alone to running in both directions. This is the real struggle of urban migrant workers, the pursuit of dreams of cultural and creative designers, and a gentle urban story of two injured people healing each other, riding the wind side by side, and living their own confidence and destination in the prosperous world.