The tide of fate suddenly pushed them back to each other many years later. One is Lin Yu, who holds a scalpel in his hand, is calm and restrained but harbors a panic in his heart; the other is Su Mo, who makes a living by painting, is sunny but hides loneliness. The old wounds have not yet scabbed over, and the unresolved resentment and the unquenched flame of love collide fiercely in the undercurrent of reunion. They try to draw a clear line between adults' reason and sophistication, but they cannot resist the gravity deep in their souls that has been tempered by time but never really dissipated.
This is an arduous journey about whether the "broken mirror" can be "reunited". They must go through the thorns of misunderstanding, face the pain and regrets of the past, and learn to communicate, understand, and tolerate in a mature way. When a new crisis comes, do they instinctively retreat again, or must they muster the courage to use their scarred hands to pick up the scattered light together and piece together a future that belongs to them, with cracks but more tenacity?
"Yu Jian Chao Sheng" is a group portrait novel. There is no absolute male protagonist in the strict sense, and only a part of it is introduced. No one exists to express anyone.
A product of my free time, it has two male protagonists. There is no need to delve too deeply into the professional occupations and knowledge in it. The occupations only serve the plot.
The protagonist's character is not perfect. They all have their own selfish motives. You can criticize the character, but not the author.
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