A young professor from P University met again on the subway with his junior student who refused to date seven years ago. This "accidental encounter" was actually intentional. Shou kept appearing in front of Gong in various ways. Shou confessed again when he was drunk. Gong retreated and saw Shou depressed and lost contact with him. Gong found Shou to express his feelings.
Gong's father was furious and kicked his son out of the house because of his sexual orientation, but he was bumped into by Shou. Feeling guilty, he chose to disappear, and his paranoid ex-villain appeared to entangle him. During several confrontations, he became morbidly obsessed and attacked. The villain confessed with a sketchbook full of Gong's portraits, but was rejected and Gong burned the album. Because of love and hatred, the villain exposed Gong's sexual orientation and his past in gray areas to make a living, causing him to be suspended.
In a desperate situation, the villain is forced out of the country by a secret plan. Gong Ze, with the secret help of his father, won the lawsuit and cleared his name. The relationship between father and son finally loosened in the silent game. The shadows of the past, the weight of family, and cross-border entanglements finally achieved something, he.
Purpose: It explains that love enables people to achieve their complete self and learn to restrain themselves from perfection.
