"Rusty Strawberry"
Lin Yan lives in a transparent barrier. The shadow of his childhood has rusted his body, making him a "fragile" who is highly sensitive to the world - able to catch every ray of malicious air, but unable to touch the real temperature. The doctor said the most remarkable thing about him is that he "never really hurt himself." This tenacity is the only barrier between him and the abyss.
Lu Zhao was the one who directly broke the barrier. With the arrogance of "none of my business" and the vitality of a straight ball, he recklessly broke into Lin Yan's orderly loneliness. It starts out as a Mars-Earth clash—one overly defensive, one too lazy to explain.
But Lu Zhao's love is very special: there is no cautious pity, only the confident "you are under my control". With an almost innocent determination, he carved out an absolutely safe territory for Lin Yan in the rusty world.
This is a story about "repair" and "growth". What happens when a fresh, plump strawberry accidentally falls into a piece of rusty soil? It is not meant to cover or erase those scars, but to build on top of them, proving that life can still be sweet, abundant, and full of possibilities.
What "Rusty-Colored Strawberry" wants to tell is how two people use completely opposite life textures to complete a gentle chemical reaction - allowing sensitivity to be sheltered, straightforwardness to learn to protect, and rust color to become a unique background to witness rebirth.
Intention: to establish the order of love on top of the ruins