He is the god of learning that everyone looks up to. He is flawless, but he is a self-imprisoned sacrificer. He believes that only "useful" deserves to be loved. He sacrifices himself with perfect "usefulness" in exchange for a thin sense of existence.
She is a flexible and firm warm sun with strong healing power. Her world is full of warmth and color without losing its edge. It is a precise life experiment, just to prove to one person that existence itself is meaning.
The fatal misunderstanding in high school caused her secret love to end hastily before she could confess it, and fate reunited them in college. She watched him continue to slide towards destruction on the track called "payment" as if he was still consuming his life, so she finally decided to reach out and help him press the stop button.
"Cheng Che," she looked at him, her eyes still as bright as the morning sun, "your existence is not a hostage of the world."
"This time, I want you to live for yourself, and then, come for me."
"I was once broken jade, and you were the one who made me bloom." He looked into her eyes, as if he had looked into her soul.
Love is not about saving each other, but about allowing each other, allowing each other to be broken, allowing vulnerability, allowing imperfection, and allowing each other to be the truest selves in each other's eyes for the rest of their long lives.
Later, the former sacrificer learned to ask for it, and the former healer learned to rely on it. From school uniforms to wedding dresses, they finally turned the sad pas de deux in their youth into a warm concerto for the rest of their lives.
The male protagonist who is a violent sacrificer vs the female protagonist who is a life experiencer
Intention: Existence itself is meaning
