During his sophomore year of high school, Duan Yuhan's family was completely shattered. Her father's affair in Duanzhi put her gentle mother Su Yu into a desperate situation. The threat of "cleansing herself and leaving the house" pushed her into a dilemma. In order to prevent her mother from losing everything, Duan Yuhan gritted her teeth and chose to follow her father. However, she accidentally discovered her father's affair with Xu Man, the elementary school teacher, and learned that the other party was pregnant. In the depressive new home, Xu Man's difficulties and her father's indifference became her lingering haze.
When he transferred to another school in his senior year of high school, Duan Yuhan met Jiang Chenyu. He was the taciturn number one in the class. His cold brows seemed to hide alienation, but he was especially gentle to her. He would quietly hand over a piece of paper filled with problem-solving steps, and would silently come to her rescue when she was in trouble. Duan Yuhan thought he had finally caught a glimmer of light, but he didn't know that this introverted young man had been attracted to her the moment he first saw her. He hid a thick diary filled with her smiles and smiles; his drawer was filled with secretly taken photos of her; the hairpin he dropped before the college entrance examination was even more treasured by him.
The college entrance examination ended. The distance between the north and the south could not dilute Jiang Chenyu's obsession. He followed her footsteps and was admitted to the same university. However, Xia Fei, who admired him, hindered her, causing misunderstandings between the two. When Duan Yuhan, who is as warm as a little sun, meets the dank and paranoid yandere Jiang Chenyu, the love that has been hidden in the dark will eventually surge out after the misunderstanding is resolved. This youth, entangled with a broken family and secret love, is destined to open a rift called "redemption" in the entanglement of love and hate.
Intent: Mutual redemption of gentleness and paranoia in broken youth