Story introduction
Qingyi, a girl from a small town in the north, studied art, design and media. After graduating at the age of 20, she came to Suzhou alone and founded a cultural media company called "Nanfeng". She has an untainted aesthetic and expression, and her works are clean and powerful.
A group of industry peers took notice. They were jealous of her talent and coveted the instinct in her that they could never acquire. Led by Chen Jihuai, they formulated a careful plan - analyzing her psychology, creating chance encounters, implanting emotional dependence, and parasitic vines into her life and work. Su Wan is responsible for getting closer and empathizing, and Chen Jihuai is responsible for becoming someone she trusts.
They made her fall in love with a carefully woven emotional atmosphere, made her sign a contract with vague responsibilities, and let her devote her talents to completing a project for them. Then, on the Internet, they used forged "plagiarism" evidence, troll guidance and precise public opinion blasts to make her a target of public criticism. She took the blame for them, and no one on the Internet knew the truth.
Qingyi endured forty-seven days of silence and lost her company, account, credit, and ability to trust people. But she didn't break down or defend herself. She compiled a complete file and then chose not to pursue it—not out of forgiveness, but because she deserved to live without it.
Su Wan left Suzhou with deep guilt and tried to start a new life in a small bookstore. Chen Jihuai continued to stay where he was, but found that he had lost something more fundamental than talent - the feeling of being alive that "doesn't require a reason, just standing on the balcony and feeling the wind, a name will appear in my heart."
At the end of the story, Qingyi canceled all social accounts and disappeared. But the wind is still blowing, as she once said: the wind from the south blows through the fields in the north.
This is a story about talent, jealousy, parasitism and rebirth. It doesn't talk about forgiveness, nor does it talk about revenge. It only talks about how after a person is defeated, he picks up the broken pieces of himself piece by piece in the middle of the night, and then continues to live.
Intention: A person's greatest victory is not to defeat those who hurt her, but to prevent those people from becoming the protagonist of her story. She took her name out of their script and went to write a brand new book, her own.