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Where the Moon Returns Is Home
Where the Moon Returns Is Home Plot:
Su Xiao, an advertising director in a first-tier city, is forced to return to her hometown after her grandmother's death, only to run into Lin Shen—her first love who vanished without a word years ago, now an architect guarding the ancient town. Her grandmother's old teahouse is the “nail house” targeted by developers. Su Xiao initially plans to sell it and go back to Beijing, but while sorting old items, she uncovers the past promise between her grandmother and Lin Shen's grandfather, plus the truth about her misunderstanding of Lin Shen back then. As the demolition team approaches, she must choose between “escaping” and “reclaiming her original heart”. Under the moonlight in the teahouse, the love and regrets buried by time are waiting for her to uncover the answer.
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