Xu Jun made a wish to the System and got a "roommate": Song Lin, an agent who shares his body.
On the surface, they're a perfect comedic duo: one is a smooth-talking flirt who charms people without even trying, while the other has a refined face and swears like crazy.
Only they know that beneath the smoke and sugar lies trauma with no bottom.
Xu Jun wears a smiling mask, but when he's alone, he uses pain to reassure himself that he exists. Song Lin harbors boundless hatred and came only to take revenge.
When their memories merge, Song Lin sees the truth behind Xu Jun's clear-eyed self-destruction: "I'm not hurting myself. I'm saving myself."
Xu Jun, in turn, touches the soft, desolate place beneath Song Lin's hatred, a place that exists for him alone.
"My hatred," Song Lin says, cutting off the pillar of light leading to a new life as he returns to the body they share, "has been overwritten by a wish..."
"Xu Jun, I want you to be happy."
Theme: Even souls covered in scars deserve to be accepted with gentleness. An exploration of how mutual protection and choice can help two people find new life, even in despair.
What if your teacher Song is Plato?