When he was 12 years old, Li Xuanwu left his hometown in Meizhou, surrounded by mountains, for the first time. The smell of earth still lingers on my feet, and in my arms I carry the radish dumplings my grandma had steamed overnight. His life is like a Hakka folk song, which should have been sung on the fields, but he chose to go to the unfamiliar concrete jungle-Shenzhen to break through a path that no one expected.
The mountains endowed him with savage physical strength and stubbornness, making him the most incompatible being in the youth training camp. When his teammates around him were already playing well, he was still using the clumsiest way to fight against the rules of the world, digesting loneliness and prejudice alone under the lights of extra practice late at night. Until that day, he met Lei Zhen, a talented young man who came out of a thunderstorm, with a flamboyant personality, extraordinary talent, and thorns all over his body.
Two teenagers who were supposed to be incompatible found each other's reflections in the collision of fate and became the sharpest double blades. From the despised "mountain boy" to the core of high hopes, Li Xuanwu spent countless falls in exchange for not only a professional contract, but also the obsession that runs throughout - he wants everyone to see that children who come out of the mountains can also carry the sky.
