In the early days of the Republic of China, Mu Xiangyi, who was born into a scholarly family, was gentle and dignified in appearance, but in fact she dared to love and hate in her heart. She studied in a new-style school and wanted to pursue true love and freedom. She was unwilling to accept the constraints of traditional ethics. She believed that as long as she was determined, she could overcome the torrent of fate. Little did they know that in that gloomy era, no one could truly be alone. There were many fierce collisions of reality, confusion and contradictions in thoughts, conflicts between emotion and reason, going around and around, and her original intention had long been squeezed and broken. Where should she go under the pressure of fate? Should we choose to continue to fight, grow ourselves, or escape step by step?
Purpose: In the context of turbulent times, the collision of ideas and reality, personal self-salvation and growth