He Rots in the Din

Lin Zhi, a lonely genius painter who suffers from severe schizophrenia and synaesthesia (Goldfinger: Emotional Vision), can see the colors of other people's emotions. On campus, the only thing he couldn't see through was the chaotic black body of the "school bully" Xie Wan. Xie Wang appears to be an arrogant gangster, but in fact he is an invisible wealthy heir disguised to escape family control. The two got closer while testing each other, and Xie Wang secretly protected Lin Zhi, who was being bullied online. However, he chose to push Lin Zhi away because he was diagnosed with a terminal illness (bone cancer), and even faked a car accident, faked his death, and created the illusion of amnesia. Lin Zhi suffered from memory confusion as his condition worsened, and he completely collapsed on the eve of the college entrance examination. In the end, Xie Wang died of illness at the moment when Lin Zhi's memory recovered. Lin Zhi, amidst the recurrence of old injuries and mental hallucinations, guarded the paintbrush left by Xie Wang and lived alone in a world without him. Intention: Two-way redemption