Chen Yan is a famous school bully in Qingshui No. 1 Middle School, a little bully who cannot be tamed. On the surface, he is wanton and unruly, but in his heart, he is sensitive and pathetic due to lack of love. As we all know, he has good grades, is popular, is famous for his face, and is always surrounded by beautiful flowers.
Xu Huan is a truly good girl who is strictly controlled by her family and would not have much interaction with Chen Yan. Until that time Xu Huan bumped into Chen Yan in the alley, covered in injuries. The boy didn't seem as invincible as he appeared.
Chen Yan picked up the school uniform on the ground, his anger unabated, and threatened her in a low voice.
Xu Huan is very afraid of people like Chen Yan precisely because he has endured campus bullying for a long time. Later, she plucked up the courage to take out a crumpled ten-yuan protection fee and begged him to protect her.
Chen Yan raised his eyebrows and smiled, deliberately teasing her: "Ten yuan is not enough, why don't you kiss me and I'll think about it?"
For Xu Huan, Chen Yan is a dangerous poppy, which attracts Xu Huan like a moth, wishfully rushing towards the hot fire.
The young man has his mountains, his sea, his speechlessness and worries.
When the moon was late and the plum blossoms were setting, he hid all his feelings in a dumb love poem.
In his eyes, she is a butterfly with ten thousand springs.
He loves Xu Huan and is willing to burn himself and be trapped in Chunshan. The final words of kissing you, the pain of falling in love with you, the poem of fate is continued with life.
"You were the only heroism of my girlhood."
Concept: The hazy and moist image of "plum rain" is used as a metaphor for the obscurity and lingering love of adolescent crushes. Xu Huan's feelings for Chen Yan are like moths to the flame, and he portrays the girl's cowardice and bravery in secret love in a delicate and moving way; while Chen Yan hides his feelings in "dumb love poems", which reflects the restraint and depth of the young man's love, and shows the unique coexistence of shyness and passion of adolescent love.