Ordinary couple Xiao Lu (played by Qin Hao) and Fang Yinuo (played by Ren Suxi), after many years of marriage, finally welcomed Guizi. However, on the day of Fang Yinuo's delivery, the unreliable husband was unexpectedly absent. With the birth of the child Xiao He, the intervention of the parents of both sides in life gradually changed the relationship between the two, and finally led to divorce. Many years later, because Xiao He had leukemia, the life trajectory of the two families that had been reorganized was completely disrupted.
Fang Yinuo, played by Ren Suxi, is a teacher who is soft and introverted, and when he is in class, even if the amniotic fluid is broken, he calmly arranges the students' homework first. But it is such a strong personality of a woman, but there is a husband who is always unreliable in doing things. When new parents face the problems of real life, the relationship between husband and wife eventually moves towards a split situation.
Xiao Lu, played by Qin Hao, is a husband who does not seem to be very reliable. When his wife endured the pain of childbirth in the hospital, he actually drank and watched TV at home, so much so that he missed the child's delivery. Later, when the contradictions of life occurred, like an ostrich, he only knew how to escape.
Years later, the peaceful lives of the two people, who had reorganized their families separately, were disrupted by the sudden bad news. Her daughter Xiao He suffered from leukemia and needed the newborn's cord blood to save her life. After convincing the families of both sides, Xiao Lu and Fang Yinuo prepared to take artificial insemination to become pregnant, but both ended in failure.
This storm caused by saving the daughter is bound to be subject to a series of human tortures, and both families will face difficult choices.
The biggest highlight and the most touching part of this drama is that the problem that was not originally a problem, such as the two families who had a hard time returning to peace, had to bear a kind of "sin". This has led more people to think – is it "wrong" to want to keep your children alive?