Two female leads, and a redemption story in an unconventional sense
Everyone at school knows that Lin Ji from Class 1, Grade 12, is a lunatic.
She beat someone badly enough to land them in the ICU, yet all she got was a transfer notice.
Her naturally white hair is a deadly warning sign that no one dares ignore.
But no one knows that Shen Yu, the top student in their grade, is a broken specimen.
She pinches the bruises on her arms to stay alert and takes medication to quiet the nerves that make her want to scream.
Then, one afternoon, Shen Yu’s sleeve slipped, revealing a livid bruise.
Lin Ji walked by and tossed her a pack of mints, her voice cold as ice:
“To bring down the swelling.”
From that day on, the security cameras broke, and the medicine bottles ran empty.
She went crazy with her. She took on her pain.
Everyone thought Lin Ji was a rabid dog come to tear down the ivory tower. Only Shen Yu knew:
This monster, who didn’t even have a heartbeat, was using her own flesh and blood to shield Shen Yu from the world’s clamor.
[Also known as]
“Don’t Move, Let Me Pinch You”
[One-line synopsis]
Two broken parts came together and made a whole spring.
We’re both rotten to the core, but together, somehow, we might still sprout.
