Hate is not the opposite of love, but the disabled form of love. Our whole life is not to forgive the hurt, but to prevent ourselves from being the inheritors of the hurt. "Burn the Fireworks and Never See You" is a million-word sadomasochistic scroll depicting the shackles of a wealthy family and self-redemption. On New Year's Eve of the Bingwu Year, twenty-year-old Lin Weiwan was announced as a sacrifice for a business marriage during the fireworks feast. Her mother's harshness on the piano, her father's scrutiny during the banquet, and her biological father's blurred figure in the faded photos all woven together into a perfect prison for her for twenty years. When the anonymous text message brought the only escape key, when the psychiatrist uncovered the layers of trauma, and when another scarred soul recognized her at the edge of the abyss - Lin Weiwan began a breakthrough towards death amidst the ruins of the hatred of blood relatives and self. This is not a story about forgiveness, but a cold epic about how a survivor recognizes the shape of love from the ashes in a tragic cycle where two generations feed each other with hatred, and finally learns not to pass on the hurt.
