For him, his brother is an obsession hidden in old books and engraved in his bones and blood.
From the ignorant secret love at a young age to the closer approach step by step, he was once the most paranoid hunter. He just wanted to lock that person firmly into his world and make him his own. Possessive, sinister, and desperate, he loves in the most extreme way, thinking that trapping someone means possessing him.
Until his parents returned home, all the preference and indifference became clear - no one in the world could see his brother's grievances, only he felt distressed when he saw them.
At that moment, he suddenly became wise.
No longer imprisoned, no longer bound, no more paranoid to love.
He learned to respect, protect, and give freedom and light to each other like all normal lovers in the world.
In the past, I wanted to rub you into my bones and blood, but now -
I still love you deeply, but I hope you will be as comfortable as the wind throughout your life.
The breeze blows through the old book, turning back to when they were young, and also to the rest of their lives when they finally understood how to love each other.
Purpose: True love is never about possession and confinement, but about learning to respect, protect and free the other person in the way they need.
From the paranoid "Keep you as my own" to the mature "May you be as comfortable as the wind", it is the young man's self-growth and redemption in love.
Even if you have been obsessed with obsession, you still understand in the end: loving someone is to let him become his complete self, rather than to be attached to someone else's possessions.
Taking the closest relatives as the starting point and restraining deep affection as the way back, it interprets the healing love from extreme to mature, from restraint to perfection.