"On the Clouds"
When love grows in a crack, should we eradicate the "wrong" flower, or should we rethink the crack itself - is the crack itself what this land should be like?
Ten-year-old Ye Yunlang held the hand of fourteen-year-old Su Yuqi on a rainy night: "Sister, don't leave."
This clinging grew wildly into a vine over the years, entangling the two unrelated "siblings".
Twenty-six years:
The first kiss on a rainy night was like a sign of guilt, and the union of soul and body became the most decisive rebellion.
Mother's tears and society's cold eyes built a high wall.
He vowed to "build a world that can tolerate us", and she used academics to find redemption for forbidden love.
This is not a story about right and wrong, but about the purgatory of choice.
A mother fought fiercely between ethics and happiness, and finally betrayed the world with maternal love.
The two "relatives" tempered their guilt into armor to protect each other.
The "Yunqi Garden" built brick by brick is the most stubborn redefinition of "home".
Time is their only accomplice and witness.
In the end, the court is not in the human world, but in every morning when we look at each other.
The verdict comes from a sentence that has never wavered in the depths of twenty-six years:
"I choose you. From life to death, there is no third way."
"On the Clouds" - dedicated to all the souls who bravely choose the latter between "should" and "reality".
