Everyone knows that Jiang Ye, who is a sophomore in high school, is not easy to mess with - he drives wildly on his motorcycle, is ruthless in fights, and squats on the rooftop to smoke when he gets addicted to smoking. She is a "problem girl" in the eyes of the teacher.
No one knew how difficult Lin Zhiwei's life was in her second year of high school - there were piles of full-score test papers, constant cynicism from her parents, she could only huddle in the corner and cry when she was bullied, and the scars on her arms were secrets that she dared not tell.
Until that day, Lin Zhiwei was blocked in a back alley and her notebook was torn to pieces. Jiang Ye passed by on a motorcycle, and the roar was deafening. She held a cigarette in her mouth, kicked the bully away, and threw Lin Zhiwei a coat smelling of cigarette smoke: "Wimp, get up."
From then on, there was a timid little tail behind Jiang Ye. She protected her and didn't let anyone bully her; she stayed with her and watched her tenderly paint strokes in the studio.
Lin Zhiwei's notes became Jiang Ye's weapon for counterattack; Jiang Ye's motorcycle became Lin Zhiwei's wings to escape the haze.
They settle the debts of their original family and the hatred of school bullying together.
You are the light in my dark days, and I am the candy under your hard shell. Two-way redemption, till death.
Intention: In the dark valley, two lonely souls cling to each other and illuminate each other, proving that salvation is never a person walking alone, but the warmth and strength running in both directions.