The famous sculptor Gu Yehan has a morbid obsession with "perfection" and "fragility" due to the shadow of being abandoned in his childhood. When he met Su Mu, who suffered from osteogenesis imperfecta and was "mortgaged" to him by his family, he decided that this was the "artwork" he had been looking for for a long time.
Using "subsidized treatment" as bait, he imprisoned Su Mu in a glass greenhouse in a suburban villa, using silk and soft cushions to build a gentle cage. Control in the name of "protection". He was obsessed with Su Mu's fear and tears, secretly copied his body and made a sculpture, and even broke his fingers to punish his resistance, paranoidly declaring that "your pain only belongs to me."
While in captivity day after day, Su Mu gradually showed signs of Stockholm Syndrome, and Gu Yehan's paranoia became even more crazy - when Su Mu fell into a coma with a high fever, he actually wanted to use plaster mixed with his own blood to create an "eternal shell" for him. This is a hunt in the name of love, an extreme pull of vulnerability and control
