The Man Who Refuses to Let Go

An imaginary setting

Devoted, fatherly, powerful man x stubborn, beautiful, kind-hearted little misery

Kong Boyin is one of the top young masters in the capital, arrogant and convinced that he alone matters.

With his privileged family background and exceptional looks, he has countless fangirls, despite his terrible personality.

Everyone thinks marrying Kong Boyin would mean a life of good fortune, but it would also be the beginning of a life of misery.

Because even if you had him, you would never get his love.

You could only kneel and pray like a devout worshipper, hoping he might grant you even a single glance.

For that one look, they would rather go their whole lives unloved. They scheme and fight until they’re bloody and battered.

But no one ever imagined that Kong Boyin wasn’t incapable of love, or unable to love. He had simply never cared enough to love anyone.

When he loves someone, he does so with a fierce, consuming passion, lowering himself into the dirt. His life and death are in her hands, and he willingly becomes her prisoner.

Meng Fan is a beautiful, ethereal girl who has never had the right to choose, drifting wherever the wind takes her.

Everyone loves her, yet no one loves only her. She hates these people, but can’t let them go. For the sake of her family, she navigates her way around Kong Boyin.

Yet she forgets to consider that his meticulous care for her comes from a love reserved for her alone.

In the end, she saves everyone except the man who loves only her, and breaks his heart.

She leaves with her heart full of pain, thinking she’ll spend the rest of her life lost in despair.

But she has underestimated the weight of his vow.

When she looks back, she realizes Kong Boyin has never let go of her hand.

Even when he is covered in wounds, he still protects her.

In that moment, they both find salvation.