Why are you so stubborn about it?
Because...
This isn't losing your way.
It's a choice.
People all have two sides
On the first day he returned to school, every teacher who saw him gave the same first impression: introverted, quiet, shy.
But they couldn't see how, once he left campus, he clung to the older brother he'd grown up with and said, "Brother Mo, I'm broke."
No, there were so many more possibilities yet to unfold.
He hurried down the long street, across the corridor, and through the door, panting as he glanced at his younger brother and pretended to be angry.
He was the kind of older brother who, even when angry, would only say, "I'm angry."
A clumsy expression, a terrible performance.
It was only in front of this person that he could reveal a little of what he was thinking.
"What do you mean, 'give it a try'?"
Does it mean I can still have the little warmth left in our blood ties? That I can still smooth away my rough edges and stay by your side? Or... that you still love me, just a little?
It turned out his thoughts were...
The final answer was
Because none of them loved me. But he was the only one who had ever stayed by my side.
I proved with facts that my choice was wrong.
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A father and son who keep trying to make things work, only to repeat the same mistakes over and over (main plot)
A father and son who accept each other (Mo)
A model of a loving father and filial son (Lin Xian)?
A family reunited after breaking apart (Yan)
And much, much more.
Main plot: father and son? Mild discipline? Ensemble cast? Interwoven stories
Just writing whatever I feel like
Theme: Ride the winds and break the waves
