Lin Zhi had been a "good kid" for seventeen years, until late at night, when she wrote "Live like a puppet on strings" in a tree hole, and received a reply: "The string is in your hands, but no one taught you how to cut it."
When Shen Yan took her to ride the Ferris wheel, play real-person CS, and gave her a diamond-encrusted hairpin, he said, "You shine because you shine on your own." She thought this was redemption, but on a rainy night when her parents had tampered with her college entrance examination application, she found him standing downstairs with his arms open: "Jump down, and I'll catch you."
She climbed onto the windowsill.
But she didn't jump.
Later she understood that he taught her to cut off her parents' thread, but secretly tied her own. But what she really wants to cut is never more than one.
Purpose: To explore self-awakening under the trauma of the original family and the reconstruction of boundaries in intimate relationships. Through the transformation of the heroine from a "pleasant personality" to an "independent individual", it is shown that "love is not attachment, but two complete people choosing each other."