Don't Fall in Love with Smoke

Liang Bo, a cold and aloof music talent, devotes himself to the field of music. He has an indifferent and distant temperament and has never liked worldly disturbances. He has already entered the siege of marriage and is trapped in a dull and boring worldly life day after day. He is full of depression and has no way to relieve himself. He is trapped in emotional internal friction and is unable to escape. Tang Yan, a film and television superstar who has been in the glitzy entertainment industry for many years, is used to seeing the conflicts between people and interests in the industry. She is also trapped in a fixed marriage. She is gentle and calm in front of her, but she is full of involuntary fatigue and loneliness behind her. She has long been tired of the days of being bound by secular rules. Two people who originally lived in completely different worlds and rarely crossed paths in this life met unexpectedly by chance. Since then, the peaceful life has completely changed. Both of them are trapped in the prison of marriage. On the one hand, they are eager to break away from the boring status quo and seek spiritual liberation, but on the other hand, they are tightly bound by worldly vision, human ties, and real interests. They are in a dilemma and cannot help themselves. In front of others, he strictly abides by caution, maintains a distance, maintains a decent appearance, and never dares to reveal any strange emotions. Only in a secret corner where no one can spy, they take off all disguises and defenses, put aside the shackles of identity, and confide to each other the grievances, anguish, and confusion that have accumulated in their hearts for a long time. [Disclaimer] This article is a purely fictitious literary creation. The characters and plots are all fictitious creations and have nothing to do with the real artists themselves. Please do not substitute real people or pretend to be reality. Purpose: Adults are trapped in the spiritual desolation and emotional loneliness of a besieged marriage. It is about two people who are trapped by real marriage, secular rules, and shackles of interests. They meet unexpectedly in a tired and numb life, and find soul resonance and emotional salvation from each other. It does not advocate cross-border love, nor does it criticize love in marriage, but faces the regrets, depression and inability to control oneself in secular marriages. In middle age, the narrator is burdened with responsibilities and finds it difficult to break ties. Even though his souls are compatible with each other and they are confidants, he can only restrain himself and endure it. He looks at each other from afar across his identity and the world, and is repeatedly pulled between reason and sincerity. It tells the story of adults who can't love, understand but can't get close. All kinds of love end at a certain limit. They are full of comfort and hide in the dark. They recognize the reality and are helpless, keep the bottom line and measure, and make love at first sight and understanding of the soul turn into a long and quiet and restrained heart that no one knows. It interprets the most forbearable and regrettable worldly affection of adults.