The Ultimate Extreme

Human nature is so selfish that it can give rise to extreme love.

People become obsessed with love because it fulfills their emotional needs and gives them psychological gratification.

Physical and mental pleasure can become addictive.

When someone powerful finds their destined partner, the end result is that they’ll do whatever it takes to possess them.

But ordinary people with sound values would never love a selfish villain who hurts them.

If a melon forced off the vine isn’t sweet, then artificially intervene to make it sweet.

Huaihua is a simple, genuine, and stubborn migrant worker who has come to the city for a job.

Wang Ye is a young master at the top of the social pyramid, calculating, ruthless, and a beneficiary of the system.

Separated by a vast gulf, the two are like parallel lines, with no chance of ever meeting.

But fate toys with people and makes a fool of the honest.

In the end, Huaihua is left shattered and imprisoned by Wang Ye, forced to eke out a life without freedom or dignity.

A tragedy won’t turn into a comedy, and a broken life won’t become whole.

The unfortunate are also the pitiable. That’s just how it is.