Wild Grass Grows Back

Sang Wan's first half of life was defined by abandonment: sent away by her grandmother, raised by distant relatives, betrayed by her birth mother, and fired for refusing workplace harassment. Just as she hit rock bottom, news of her grandmother's death brought her back to Wutong Town, where she met nineteen-year-old Pei Ye, the blonde boy her grandmother had taken in. Fulfilling her grandmother's wish and seeking healing for herself, Sang Wan stayed in the old house, beginning a journey to raise herself again. Her arrival also brought light to Pei Ye, a lonely soul shaped by fate. Their similar pasts created a deep soul connection, leading them to rely on and support each other, launching their path of mutual redemption.