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In the picturesque town of Changhai, Minghao is a talented painter who is always seeking the ultimate inspiration. His life changes dramatically when he meets Jun, a brilliant and charismatic botanist who has moved to Changhai to work on a special project. Jun's passion for his work and his unique outlook on life captivate Minghao, and they quickly fall deeply in love.
Jun introduces Minghao to his world, showing him the beauty and complexity of nature in ways he had never imagined. One day, during a stroll through an ancient orchard, Jun points out a particularly exquisite apple tree. He tells Minghao that this tree bears the ripest, most perfect apples he has ever seen. Minghao picks one, savoring its flawless taste, and from that moment on, his view of the world is forever altered.
Their relationship blossoms, but tragedy strikes when Jun is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Despite the heartbreaking prognosis, Jun remains optimistic and urges Minghao to continue seeking beauty and perfection in his art and life. After Jun's passing, Anna is devastated and finds it difficult to move forward.
As time goes on, Minghao discovers that nothing and no one compares to the perfection he experienced with Jum. He realized that just like the apple he picked from the tree, the memory of their love remains with him, a perfect seed that continues to influence his work and life.
Minghao channels his grief into his painting, creating a series of masterpieces that capture the essence of the love she shared with Jun. These works become renowned for their emotional depth and beauty, resonating with people around the world.
In the end, Minghao understands that while perfection is fleeting, its impact is lasting. The seed of perfection he carries within her from his time with Jun becomes the foundation of his artistic legacy, and he finds solace in knowing that their love continues to grow and flourish through his art.
