Yun Ni is the perfect heir to the Jinling Group and the most powerful piece on Grandma's chessboard. Her life is an agreement that has been signed long ago: marry into the Pan family, consolidate the alliance, and become an exquisite symbol. She resisted, but it was like hitting a transparent glass, futile and suffocated.
Until she bumped into the young man who was painting, Lin Mo, in the abandoned greenhouse. Others only saw his desolate state of being dependent on others, but Yun Ni could see through at a glance the pride beneath his silence and the thrilling talent in his writing. The world he wrote was twisted and struggling, but full of vitality that she had never seen before.
She walked towards him, as if she saw the dawn of a break. "Cooperate with me," she raised her chin slightly, her tone was undoubtedly arrogant, but her eyes were burning with fire. "I clear the way for you and provide you with everything you need." "And you only need to do one thing for me -" "Draw me the world you see."
He said nothing, just raised his eyes and looked directly at her. At that moment, under her flawless disguise, he saw a trapped beast-like soul that had the same origin as his own.
She tried to use thunderous means to calm his criticism, but she didn't know that this was also a kind of harm in itself. He tries to draw a blueprint for her with amazing talent, but struggles with not wanting to be just a tool. One gave clumsily and the other received painfully. Can an alliance that began with a distorted exchange of interests develop into a true friendship of fighting side by side amidst the tearing and pain?
What they are fighting is not a single person, but a set of rules that have been in place for a long time. What they are fighting for is not love, but the ultimate right to choose in life - to choose what you love, to choose where to go, and to choose how to define your own success and value.
This is a story about how two trapped souls became each other's crowbar, cut a door in an iron wall, and finally regained power and wrote new rules with their own hands.
Purpose: True freedom is having the courage and power to choose for oneself