Trapped Beasts and White Doves Under Neon Lights

The early morning in the emergency room is the starting point of their story. Lin Xi is always quiet, with a white skirt and low eyebrows, like a fragile magnolia. Severe depression is like a transparent glass cover that separates her from the world, and even breathing brings dull pain. That day, she was holding the medicine sheet and shaking, but she bumped into Lu Yan, who was covered in thorns - he was bleeding, swearing, and his eyes were so wild that they were about to burn up, but when he saw her red eyes, his fingertips paused for half a second. He is a wildfire living in the neon darkness, unruly and flamboyant, and accustomed to using edges and corners to confront the world; she is a white dove trapped in the shadows, timid and sensitive, afraid of disturbing others even when she cries. They were supposed to be two parallel lines, but they collided again and again in the gaps of the city. He would mock her cowardice, but clumsily handed her a glass of hot milk when her mood broke down; she would be afraid of his sharpness, but quietly leave a light on when he was drunk late at night. When the unruly meets the clever, when the flame hits the ice, can they become each other's antidote? This love with scars may be the beginning of breaking the glass cover and extinguishing the wildfire. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.