In this life, Su Yichen is afraid of two things:
First, getting into conflicts with people, and second, Shen Zhiyi.
He's timid, avoids trouble, and is so frugal he can't bring himself to buy a bottle of water,
but he saves all his tenderness for the people around him.
His father died young, and his mother worked hard to raise him.
From a young age, he learned to put up with things whenever he could and give way whenever possible.
Until he met Shen Zhiyi.
She comes from a wealthy family and is so beautiful people hardly dare look at her,
yet she set her sights on someone as ordinary and timid as him.
When he's bullied, she quietly stands up for him.
When he can't bear to spend money, she silently takes care of everything.
And whenever he looks at someone else for a moment too long, dark, possessive undercurrents surge in her eyes.
"Lin Jian, you can only look at me."
"You can't run away, and I won't let you."
Lin Jian is afraid of her, of her possessiveness, of her obsession, of the madness churning in her eyes.
But he feels even more sorry for her.
He aches for the way she curls up alone at night, for her fear of being abandoned,
for how she has everything and yet still clings to him alone.
Only later does he understand:
She's not crazy. She simply hasn't been loved enough.
He's not weak. He's simply too gentle.
One is too timid to fight back,
the other so obsessed she wants only to possess.
Two broken people collide and enter each other's lives.
This time, he won't run away, and she will slowly learn how to love someone gently.
