Su Jingque spent three years as Gu Yu’s treasured canary. In that jewel-studded cage, she once thought she’d found salvation, until she stumbled upon the truth on a rainy night: half the time, the “Gu Yu” by her side was actually his twin brother, Gu Jin.
One of them spun a web of tenderness and kept her as his possession, locked in the palm of his hand. The other wielded his madness like a blade, carving up her true feelings as if they were a plaything. When her pregnancy became a bargaining chip in their struggle and her family’s safety a weapon to threaten her with, Su Jingque finally understood: this wasn’t love at all, but a game of captivity the brothers had plotted together.
After her breakdown, a fire smoldered in the eyes of the once-gentle canary. She hid sleeping pills, recorded intimate videos, drove the brothers to turn against each other, and even joined forces with their enemies to expose the Gu family’s festering secrets. You locked me in a cage to play with me, so I’ll burn it down and drag you both into hell with me.
But when the flames and smoke of the burning cage finally clear, will the battered Su Jingque flee to freedom with her child, or become the new cage master amid the ashes of madness? This tragic romance, born in deception and ending in destruction, has no winners. It is only a band of madmen trapped in love and hatred, tearing out their most painful swan song in the depths of despair.
