Han Feng is a rich second generation. If his father doesn't love him, his mother won't.
The family is well-off, and they need good looks and money. From Xiaoye to adulthood, he didn't talk much and listened to fights but often got hit.
When Han Feng was seventeen years old, his parents divorced. His father raised a mistress, and his mother had a lover. After they separated, their lives were extremely nourishing. According to his mother, because Han Feng couldn't change his character of fighting with others even after saying a few words, she didn't want the child.
Later, Han Feng changed schools, from a highly competitive key high school in a big city to a key city school in a small city, Shimen Middle School.
He met a boy named Yu Xiao, and they became classmates and deskmates at first.
The male classmates all said that Yu Xiaochang was a girly girl, and she always had a girly attitude in everything she did. Isolate him, laugh at him, and even make fun of him. This kind of thing happens from time to time.
But Han Feng doesn't think that Yu Xiao has many habits and hobbies that are different from boys. Such a person is full of contradictions and struggles in his heart, and he will be maliciously hurt by others because of this.
According to Han Feng's temperament, he would not tolerate someone suffering injustice, so he frequently took action to help Yu Xiao get out of his predicament. He protected Yu Xiao with all his heart, as if he were protecting every clean, pure but fragile soul in the world.
Protecting Mr. Yu Xiao will inevitably attract many people to oppose him. As a result, Han Feng became an invincible opponent in Shimen, and his reputation spread, and he was worthy of his reputation as the school bully.
"I heard that many people want to go back to the past."
"But I want to go to the future."
"The future is very far away, but I am by your side right now."
Let me borrow a sentence from the Internet to describe the emotional line between the protagonists of this article: Meeting is like signing.
Purpose: Growing up in adversity