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If Only Life Were Like First Sight
If Only Life Were Like First Sight Plot:
Seven years ago, Wen Wan and Gu Yan fell in love on campus but broke up due to a misunderstanding. Seven years later, they reunite in the workplace—he is a cold CEO, and she is an independent designer. With old feelings lingering and new conflicts arising, can they unravel the past misunderstandings and rekindle the spark of their first encounter? A urban romance filled with love, regret, choices, and redemption unfolds.
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