Game of Hope

In "Yedao Island", Zhou Ye burns through the shackles of fate like wildfire. Her rebellion and uninhibition create a romantic fable about the collision of free souls. But in reality, more people may portray Jiang Wang. Being forced into a corner by life, but lacking the determination to ignore it; struggling between insisting on oneself and compromising with reality, and finally chose a more circuitous and difficult path. Jiang Wang and Zhou Ye are equally smart, and they are both pushed into the neon abyss by family burdens. But different cores lead them to completely opposite directions: Zhou Ye is a "lone boat" who cuts off the cable. Even if he is in a desperate situation, he never leaves his fate in the hands of others. She pursues the absolute freedom of her personal soul. But Jiang Wang is a "chess piece" in the established chess game, trying hard to fight for a living space amidst injustice and become a chess player, but what she pursues has always been worldly recognition. Unable to abandon her family responsibilities and longing for worldly respectability, her salvation is destined to be achieved only through gaming. She bets her youth, body and emotions as chips, and starts a long-term bet with the man who controls her destiny, Lu Jibai. Longing for love but entering into trading, pursuing stability but falling into danger, working hard to be decent but unable to escape the mud - this is not a fairy tale of being saved, but a realistic story of saving oneself step by step on the battlefield of one's own choice. No need to look for another Tsuno. Please witness how Jiang Wang endured all the suffering in this huge gamble and finally won back his own, imperfect but real life. There is no prince on this road, the only hero is her who never gave up on herself in the game.