This is an urban reality-healing romance novel, focusing on young migrant workers in the contemporary era who are deeply spiritually exhausted. Designer Zhou Chen works overtime endlessly every day, repeatedly revising client plans. He is trapped in a small rental house and endures fatigue and confusion alone, habitually suppressing all negative emotions. In the early morning, he received a desperate text message from a stranger, Song Zhimiao, and the two souls on the verge of collapse resonated through the air.
The two met offline for the first time in a street flower bed, and their similar emptiness and exhaustion made them understand each other. Song Zhimiao resigned from her self-consuming new media job and fell into self-doubt; Zhou Chen was taught by his seniors in the workplace to escape from ineffective internal friction and learn to sort out his needs and treat himself kindly. The two of them went to the old street pottery bar to calm down while kneading clay and making pottery. They set up a stall in the cultural and creative market together and accepted custom pottery orders.
They tolerate each other's vulnerabilities, relieve the pressure brought by their original families, and redeem each other amidst ordinary fireworks. From strangers texting each other late at night, to lovers walking side by side, he accepts his own imperfections, finds the glimmer of life in trivial daily life, and writes a gentle story of two-way healing and slow growth of ordinary people.
