When they were children, Yu Hui and Lu Jingben had the same father and brothers. His father had an affair at an early age, the family was broken up, and his parents divorced when the brothers were very young. The two were forced to separate when they were still young. Lu Jing lived with his mother and changed his surname to Lu, completely cutting off contact with his father's family, while Yu Hui stayed with his father. As time goes by, most of his childhood memories are blurred, but Yuhui always remembers that his brother once gave him a tin frog when he was a child, which became the only warm imprint of his ignorant childhood.
After nearly ten years, the two were admitted to the same high school and unexpectedly reunited in the same class. When they first met, the two did not recognize each other at all, and they seemed to have nothing in common with their completely different personalities. Yu Hui is open-minded and casual, while Lu Jing is cold and restrained, but they gradually get closer through time and again getting along with each other at the same table, helping each other in daily life, and running in exams. Yu Hui accidentally saw the same old iron frog in Lu Jing's drawer, and the fragmentary memories remaining in his heart continued to surge, creating an inexplicable feeling of familiarity and preference for Lu Jing.
As they get along day and night, the youth's concerns quietly grow, and the two-way secret love slowly ferments. The two break through the boundaries, quietly come together, and start a low-key and gentle campus love. Both of them thought they were just lucky enough to meet the right lover, and never thought about their true origin.
Just when the relationship between the two was stable and they were together sweetly, their parents, who had been separated for many years, put aside the estrangement in the past and decided to remarry. The two families had frequent contact, the elders met and talked, and the truth that had been hidden for many years was completely exposed. Yu Hui and Lu Jing were shocked to learn that their lover was actually their long-lost brother.
The sudden shackles of blood caused the two people to fall into struggle, fear and confusion, and once deliberately alienated each other. Seeing the pain and restraint of the two children, the parents, who had completely reconciled, suddenly woke up and let go of the shackles of secular prejudice and tradition. In the end, the family chose to respect the children's sincerity and accept their feelings calmly. After experiencing misunderstandings, secrets and suffering, the two young men broke through the jokes of fate, crossed the barriers of blood and time, stayed together firmly, and achieved a happy ending.
Purpose: Theory: The impact and changes of parents' divorce on children