The story of the drama "You'll Never Walk Alone" takes place in Europe and revolves around the love stories between several main characters. The male protagonist, Hao Wei Lai, came to Europe primarily due to his father's coercion. Hao's father forced him to go to Europe for his own good after facing business failures and dealing with numerous problems. He didn't want Hao Wei Lai to stay on the mainland to avoid any complications, considering the concept of "the debts of the father should be repaid by the son." It would have been better if Hao's father had explained everything clearly to him from the beginning. If that had been the case, Hao Wei Lai might have been together with the wealthy Liu family's daughter, resolving the business problems for his father.

I hope I'm not being unfriendly by thinking this way! Even if Hao Wei Lai was still unwilling, letting him know the truth could have aided in his personal growth. Previously, Hao Wei Lai was a second-generation rich person, but now he has become a "negative second-generation," and there are some challenges he has to face.

The female lead, Ye Siqi, came to Europe mainly because she had just gotten divorced and wanted to start a new life. To put it plainly, she came to Europe to work, showing her courage by venturing into unfamiliar territory without much preparation. If it weren't for the male and female leads, Ye Siqi might have ended up being sold.

Qiao Bin, a close friend of the male lead and Ye Siqi's ex-husband, also came to Europe with a straightforward goal of winning back his former wife. All these main characters have one thing in common: they don't have much going on in their lives.