Living in Yuwa several generations before "Above the Flame Wind", Sylvia was an observer who was not of her time.
In the upper class society of the Weiya tribe, which generally advocates strong men and soft women, she felt confused and hurt.
When she was young, she traced the water system on the tower of Hesamai's mansion and wrote imaginary travel notes.
As an adult, she followed the family's arrangements and got married, then left with her stepdaughters.
She is not afraid of ridicule, accusation, insult, betrayal, fatigue, or poverty.
All she wants is to remain "self".
Sylvia's story is a mirror image of Liao Zhan's search for answers in "The Changing Thing".
She was never raised as an heir, but she naturally avoided many identity traps.
She does not need to go through a long period of disintegration and reconstruction like Liao Zhan. Her existence itself is a gentle but firm answer:
Don't live for the expectations of others, don't change due to external judgments, and stick to the softness and kindness in your heart, you can also open up a vast world of your own.
This is a story about "no one, just me".
Dedicated to all you who have ever felt lonely, alienated and out of place, but still choose to treat the world gently and live your life quietly.
Idea: Gentle and beautiful girls can also break the prison of discipline.