Fifteen years ago, a fire broke out in Xi'an, killing the entire Liu family and seven-year-old Liu Muchun.
When he woke up again, he became Wu Chengjun, the sickly young master of Director Wu's family in Shanghai.
Fifteen years later, he waited for his old friend in a foreign country to return, filled with hatred.
Su Han blocked him in the piano room, pinched his wrist, and asked word for word: "In four years, there are 128 reasons why you didn't reply. Which one do you belong to?"
He vomited blood and fainted. When he woke up, he was faced with Su Han's deeper questioning: "Wu Chengjun, who are you?"
He is the son of the enemy, he is the hidden blade.
They kissed amidst lies and temptations, and delivered their backs under gunpoint and conspiracy.
He broke the lock of longevity in half, giving half to him and half to himself: "Now, you have a share of my life."
They all thought that they would be free once their enemy died.
But when his enemy really left, Wu Chengjun found that he had nothing left but hatred.
"I'm left." Su Han held his hand, and his palm was hot.
It turns out that rebirth in the ruins and relying on each other in the ashes is their ultimate destiny.