Jiangnan Xulu

Wu Xilu, a young girl from a water town in the south of the Yangtze River, crashed into the lonely and dull life of Du Haoting, the heir to a top-notch family, in a car accident. He had suffered from insomnia for many years, and she could only sleep peacefully by his side. He trapped her in a single-family villa on the grounds of responsibility, and forcefully initiated forced companionship with her. The small-town girl with low self-esteem and tenacity ran away several times, but during the day and night together, she glimpsed the unknown loneliness under his cold shell; the decisive and powerful leader of the wealthy family was willing to smooth out the class gap for her and clear all obstacles in the way. She sat down at her desk to write, expressing her nostalgia for her hometown through words; he devoted all his resources to fulfill her dream of returning to a top university. In the desperate situation of the mine, they are at odds with each other. One point separates the north and the south in the college entrance examination. Pressure from the family, criticism from the circle, and lovesickness between the two places follow one after another. Crossing the urban-rural divide, fighting against the obstruction of aristocratic families, they spent several years staying together in different places. She brings the gentleness and pride of the water town to heal his endless loneliness in the long night; he blocks the wind and rain in the world and protects her ideals of writing and ink to be stable throughout her life.