Everyone in City B knows that Tansu is a prince who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. His status as a third-generation rich man and a second-generation rich man allowed him to show off freely. He spent the first half of his life wandering around the world, and freedom was his only creed.
Until he met Song Jinye, an Academy of Art student wearing a white shirt, holding a drawing board, and with stars in his eyes. Song Jinye's "innocence" is like a Wimbledon net, easily trapping Tan Tan who is accustomed to wandering, but no one knows that there is a carefully calculated purpose behind this tenderness. He approaches Tan Tan just to use its background to achieve his own secret desires.
Possessiveness grows wildly under disguise, and calculation permeates through tenderness. When the truth tears through the mask of warmth, trust collapses, love is distorted, and the freedom of conversation is firmly locked, Song Jinye's purpose also surfaces with pain. This entanglement started with exploitation, and after the sadistic pull of hurting each other, someone finally took off the disguise first and redeemed the past full of cracks with sincerity.
