Seventeen-year-old Lin Zhixia is a perfect top student who lives under the extreme control of her mother. Under her bright shell, she is riddled with holes gnawed by anxiety and self-denial.
Seventeen-year-old Jiang Yi is a rebellious boy who fell from the altar of Mathematical Olympiad. He wraps himself up in indifference and stubbornness, trapped in the guilt of his mother's death, and exiles himself in the darkness.
An encounter on an abandoned rooftop and a handed band-aid allowed two broken souls to see through the scars under each other's perfect masks for the first time.
They are parallel lines that will never intersect in the eyes of others, but in the chaos of the senior year of high school, they are each other's light. She helped him pick up his dusty dreams, and he accompanied her to break free from the shackles of her original family, catching the crumbling partner in countless dark nights on the verge of collapse.
The summer night wind will blow away all the haze, and the two teenagers embracing each other in the abyss will eventually walk together to the place where the sky breaks.
Purpose: The work focuses on the trauma of the original family and the difficulties of adolescent growth. It tells the story of two broken boys and girls who use love as armor to heal and lift each other to complete self-acceptance and self-salvation at the critical juncture of their senior year in high school. It aims to convey the core core of "even if you are in darkness, you still have the right to be loved and love. The sincerity and courage of young people will eventually illuminate the way forward", and explore the influence and reconciliation of the original family, as well as the most precious two-way rush and growth in youth.