On the first day of the second year of high school, Cang Lan, the cold-faced school bully, threw the breakfast of the school bully Lou Li into the trash can. The whole school was waiting for this unruly devil to take revenge, but they saw the tips of his ears turned red and asked in a low voice: "What do you want to eat tomorrow?"
Everyone thought this was a one-sided robbery game, until Lou Li's secret was gradually revealed - his name was homophonic to "olive branch", and he had a bruise on his chest that would never go away: when he was eight years old, his mother Yu Qing "suicided" and died, but he never believed it.
When Lou Li was about to fall into the abyss to pursue the truth, Cang Lan held his hand: "Revenge cannot fill the void of loss, but love can." From tit-for-tat to fighting side by side, two broken souls worked together to complete an epic about justice, redemption and growth within the boundaries of the law and the abyss of emotion. In the end, he understood: his mother was the bruise that was difficult to heal in his life, and Canglan was the whole meaning of his willingness to live with the bruise.
Purpose: Through the long journey of a pair of teenagers from confrontation to redemption, we will explore how to end the intergenerational transmission of trauma, how to balance procedural justice and humanistic care, and how love does not bear the darkness for the other person, but walks through the darkness side by side and rebuilds home on the ruins.