The rebellious young master who protects his shortcomings × Xiangyang's fragile little sunshou
In the winter of the first year of the Republic of China, it snowed heavily in Beiping.
Chu Wanjie was the eldest son of the Chu family. He was born deep in the royal family at the root of the imperial city. He has seen too many things - the shiny bronze statue of a weasel in the ancestral hall, the blood stains dragged out by the tenant farmers on the carpet, the dull sound of his father's crutches hitting the ground. This mansion taught him to look on coldly, but it didn't teach him how to fall in love with someone.
Until the day when the snow stopped, he saw a day laborer shoveling snow in his yard.
The man's name is Ji Yanjin, fourteen years old. His father abandoned his wife and son, his mother was ill all year round, and his sister was still in her infancy. He lived a difficult life, but he loved to smile—humming an off-key tune while shoveling snow, secretly making faces when scolded by his housekeeper, scratching his head and starting over when he got stuck while memorizing "The Thousand-Character Essay". Chu Wanjie stood on the porch and watched him for a whole afternoon, telling herself that it was just curiosity.
A heavy snowfall, a chance encounter, a remembered name. Chu Wanjie didn't know why she repeatedly wrote the word "Yan" on the paper, and Ji Yanjin didn't know why the young master in the corridor remembered the radical of his name. They were separated by half the distance of Beiping City, and separated by the insurmountable boundary between the Zhumen and the adobe houses, but they planted something in each other's hearts that even they themselves dared not admit.
It was only a few miles from Beiping City to Nancheng, but when the Chu family's power was like a hand pressing down, these few miles became the longest distance between them.
But some people can't forget them once they've seen them. Some things will grow back if they are suppressed.
Intention: During the Republic of China, even if you fell in love with him, would you dare to say it?