Su Wanying lived in an arranged life. Her parents' expectations and the goals of a prestigious school were like a transparent cocoon, trapping her in a "good" cage and suffocating her breath. Jiang Si is a bolt of lightning that breaks through the clouds, an unruly figure under the street lights in the alley. He skips classes, fights, and carries the rebelliousness of being abandoned by the world, but he sees through the desire in her eyes.
"Come with me, I'll take you wild." He held her hand and escaped the evening self-study in the cram school. He watched the sunrise on the top of the mountain, which made her dare to contradict the teacher and tear up the stereotyped labels for the first time.
It turns out that a good girl's rebellion needs a bad boy to ignite; and the bad boy's tenderness is only willing to be given to the girl who borrows his rebellion and lives her own life.
And Jiang Si also shed his hard disguise in Su Wanying's tenderness - he would remember that she didn't eat coriander, would stand up to her immediately when she was being challenged, would silently hand her a glass of hot milk when she stayed up late to study, and said awkwardly, "Don't die suddenly, no one will give me extra lessons."
When a good girl breaks the worldly framework through her rebellion through reunion; when a bad boy restrains his sharp edge for the girl he loves, this love that began with "unruly" eventually becomes the hottest redemption in each other's lives.
They used their youth to prove: The best love is not about accommodating each other, but when you take me to explore the world, and I become gentle with you.
Purpose: White roses should not be trapped in the greenhouse, and wild winds need to be gently stopped. "Leverage Your Rebellion to Go Wild" finally shows the good and the wild breaking away from the world, and going together for a decadence worthy of their time.
