Mao Zai, whose real name is Shen Jin, was the sudden intrusion into Song Ji's life. He was like a wild cat with spikes all over his body. He was so withdrawn that he didn't want to get close to others. He would explode his fur and fight back at the slightest sign of trouble, but he chose to focus on Song Ji, his "brother" who was covered in scars. At first, Song Ji just wanted to avoid this aggressive approach, but Shen Jin could always accurately find the cracks under his hard shell, and used his own awkward and clumsy way to crash into his frozen world again and again.
Chen Jin's loneliness is the hard shell that surrounds him, and his explosive hair is his instinct to protect himself. Under the seemingly arrogant appearance, there is loneliness and longing that no one can see. Song Ji's existence became the only piece of driftwood he wanted to hold on to during his wandering years. The two were pulled together in the ambiguous boundary of pseudo-orthopedics. The distance of several years failed to separate each other's attraction, but instead made the bond even more torn.
They are each other's light and each other's calamity. On the ruins of a broken family, two souls who lack love cling to each other with their own thorns, from testing to delivering, from using thorns to defend each other to sheathing the edge for each other, from redeeming each other to completing self-redemption, and finally find a corner where they can live side by side outside the worldly perspective, and let the warmth of both habitats heal all the haze of the past.
Intention: Melt the sharp thorns with love, and let the souls who lack love live side by side.
