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Lin Xiaoman, an intern at a weather station, has a secret—she can see "emotion clouds" above people's heads: grievance is a stratus fractus, collapse is a cumulonimbus, but her own cloud is always a rainless cirrostratus. At twelve, she missed her grandma's last moment because she couldn't cry, and since then, she's lost the ability to shed tears. Until she meets Gu Shiyan, a best-selling author of *The Manual of Stopping Emotional Rain*—a "heartless man" who teaches others to "control emotions," yet above his head hangs a decade-old "super rainstorm cloud." Xiaoman wants to help him "let the rain fall," but Gu Shiyan sneers: "Tears are useless." But when she opens Gu Shiyan's hidden old diary and sees the tear-blurred line, "Mom, I didn't dare to say I miss you"; when Gu Shiyan catches Xiaoman trembling with her grandma's old umbrella, biting her lip (turns out she isn't unable to cry—she's afraid crying means admitting "she didn't hold on"), the two who "hid from emotions" finally learn from each other: turn the accumulated "clouds" into rain that heals both.
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