"Tranquility" tells the story of Chen Yu, a young man with a heavy past, who meets Lin Wan on the road of self-imprisonment and atonement. The two explore the boundaries of love and redemption amidst secrets, guilt, rumors, and the shackles of life and death. An out-of-control encounter in his youth led to an irreversible tragedy: Wuxian's heartbeat eventually took away Shen Qing's life, leaving behind his youngest son Chen Ning, and forever leaving the scars of self-judgment in Chen Yu's heart. He believed that intimate relationships would eventually lead to destruction, escaping and closing his heart all the way, and regarded the rest of his life as a long atonement by default.
The appearance of Lin Wan broke the deadlock of his isolation from the world. She has a transparent and soft heart, but she is not the ideal embodiment of blind pursuit. After learning the shocking secret, she will be confused, shaken, and bear the criticism from the outside world alone, repeatedly questioning the meaning of this relationship. The love between the two has never been divorced from reality, but has to accept the shadow of the deceased, the responsibility of raising children, and the endless comments of others from the beginning.
The Sixty Days Northwest Loop is a short spiritual escape. After traveling a long way, Chen Yu gradually reconciled with his young, cowardly and selfish self, but he realized that reconciliation does not mean that the pain completely dissipates, and the guilt will not disappear out of thin air. The whole book constantly questions the soul: When you are close to the one you love, is it love from the heart, or is it a compensation for wanting to use this tenderness to fill up a lifetime of regrets? Can love carry the weight of a lost life?
Purpose: To be close to the one you love, is it love from the heart, or is it a way to compensate for lifelong regrets with this tenderness? Can love carry the weight of a lost life?