A nuclear bomb crushed the old world to dust. In the wasteland after the collapse of civilization, order is written by guns and gangs. Water, food, ammunition - every opportunity to survive must be exchanged with one's life.
Lang Tao, a lone traveler wandering among the ruins, has no belonging and no weakness. He is like a pool of stagnant water, silent and inconspicuous, but no one knows how deep the undercurrent is hidden under the stagnant water.
When he rescued Liao Yun, a mysterious homeless man covered in wounds from a gang fight, he had no idea that this man with eccentric behavior and sarcastic remarks would drag him into a whirlpool crazier than a nuclear explosion. At the same time, Ah Q, the tyrannical leader of the separatist party, also had his eyes firmly fixed on Lang Tao - not hostility, but a more dangerous, almost pathological obsession.
There is more than one nuclear bomb buried under the wasteland. Someone is looking for them. Someone wants to destroy it again.
And Lang Tao was forced to stand on the wind - to be the one who pressed the doomsday switch, or to set off a truly huge wave.
"They thought I was a stagnant water. They didn't know that underneath the stagnant water, there were waves that could swallow everything."
BL line prompt: Liao Yun × Lang Tao, two-way testing and dependence; Ah Q is a paranoid single arrow. For adults, the emotional line progresses with the plot.
Concept: Among the ruins, stagnant water can also surge into the sky; at the end of the dark night, two incomplete souls serve as each other's beacons.