Cast & Character List
Esther Yu as Wei Zhi
Wei Zhi is a gifted manga artist with a naturally cheerful and naive personality. She was on the cusp of major success when a scandal, seemingly out of nowhere, derailed her career. Her company seized her pen name and the rights to her work, leaving her at rock bottom.
However, Wei Zhi isn't one to give up easily. Inspired by the fearless spirit of snowboarders in a video she watches, she decides to channel her creative energy into a new manga with a snowboarding theme. To gather authentic material, she travels to the Beishan Ski Resort. It's there that she meets Shan Chong (played by Lin Yi), a former professional snowboarder.
This encounter proves to be a turning point in Wei Zhi's life. As she learns to snowboard, she develops a resilient, never-say-die attitude, and a romantic relationship blossoms with Shan Chong. Ultimately, Wei Zhi's journey is one of perseverance and rediscovery, leading her to reclaim her reputation and artistic ownership, while also finding love along the way. She is the 16th character in the universe of Yu Shuxin.
Lin Yi as Shan Chong
Shan Chong is a former snowboarding star, known for his striking good looks and intense dedication. He was once a bright light in the snowboarding world, but a combination of personal setbacks forced him into early retirement. These included his sister's disability, his own injuries, and intense pressure from his parents, leading him to reluctantly step away from competition and become a ski instructor.
Deep down, Shan Chong is a man of unwavering determination. He's reserved and carries the weight of his past, but his passion for snowboarding still burns beneath the surface. It's only when he meets Wei Zhi that this fire is truly rekindled. Her infectious enthusiasm and unwavering spirit inspire him to confront his past and rediscover his love for the sport. He decides to return to the competitive arena, ultimately achieving the gold medal he always dreamed of, reclaiming his lost glory, and finding love with Wei Zhi along the way.
Fei Qiming as Lao Yan
Lao Yan is a young, talented college student and an exceptional skier. He's known for his striking good looks and impressive skills on the slopes, once a rising star in the skiing world. Initially, Lao Yan comes across as a "player," with a complicated and ever-changing love life. However, his encounter with Jiang Nanfeng marks a turning point. He begins to re-evaluate his approach to relationships, gradually changing his ways for her. His character arc sees him evolve from a somewhat shallow individual to someone capable of genuine commitment, ultimately finding love with Jiang Nanfeng. He is a supporting role in this show.
Zeng Keni as Jiang Nanfeng
Jiang Nanfeng is the beautiful and independent best friend of Wei Zhi. Known for her spirited and sassy personality, she's a woman who embodies both beauty and strength. Nanfeng joins Wei Zhi on a ski trip, where she meets Lao Yan. Their connection sparks on the slopes, fueled by a shared love of skiing. Their relationship unfolds with its share of emotional twists and turns, facing various ups and downs. Ultimately, Nanfeng and Lao Yan find their way to each other, proving that love can conquer all, even after a bumpy ride.
Xia Haoran as Dai Duo
Dai Duo is the undisputed king of the slopes, a snowboarding master known throughout the resort. He's also the best friend of Shan Chong, the male lead. While he's got a reputation as a skilled snowboarder, Dai Duo harbors a secret crush on Shan Chong's younger sister, Shan Shan.
His feelings become even more complicated after Shan Shan suffers an accident that leaves her in a wheelchair. Dai Duo becomes a constant, supportive presence in her life, though he masks his affection with playful teasing. He frequently visits her during physical therapy, claiming he's just "stopping by to get milk tea," and fills her days with colorful stories of the snowboarding world.
Dai Duo's care for Shan Shan is genuine, but never pitying. He's the type to turn his back and pretend to count leaves when she's struggling to stand, giving her space to be vulnerable without feeling watched. He'll carry her wheelchair through the snow without a second thought, only to complain jokingly that "this hunk of metal is heavier than a snowboard."
The depth of his feelings is most evident when Shan Shan experiences the thrill of going down the slope in her wheelchair for the first time. Dai Duo stays with her the entire time, snowboarding backward in a half-squat, shielding her from curious gazes. His ears, red beneath his goggles, betray the nervousness he hides behind a facade of jokes. These small, seemingly casual encounters reveal a young man's heart, pure and soft as the first snowfall. He is a supportive friend, and his hidden affection makes him all the more endearing.
Wang Runze as Jiang Yiming
Jiang Yiming is a key member of the ski instructor team at the resort and the trusted best friend of Shan Chong. Known for his dependable and righteous nature, Jiang Yiming is a pillar of support for Shan Chong, especially during times of uncertainty. He's not just a friend; he's a confidant who witnesses and encourages Shan Chong's determination to return to the competitive snowboarding world. He is a core member of the ski instructor team.
Xu shiyue as Wu Manman
Wu Manman is the lovable and spirited best friend and fellow manga artist of Wei Zhi. She's known for her cute, straightforward personality and energetic demeanor. When Wei Zhi faces a major career setback and public scandal, Wu Manman is her unwavering support, showcasing the warmth and strength of their friendship. She even accompanies Wei Zhi to a ski resort for inspiration, providing plenty of comedic moments along the way. Wu Manman is more than just comic relief, she represents the power of female friendship. Her encouragement helps Wei Zhi find the courage to rebuild her career, highlighting Wei Zhi's own "never give up" attitude.
Zeng Youzhen as Shan Shan
Shan Shan is the sister of Shan Chong. She has a disability, which has created a unique and strong emotional bond between her, Shan Chong, and their parents. Her disability is also one of the reasons that led to Shan Chong's forced retirement from his professional snowboarding career.
