Forever Fallen into the Dawn

1.

Until she was nineteen, outsiders saw Huo Qingyi as the heiress of a family steeped in traditional opera, a prodigy who had made a name for herself at a young age, and the fiancee of a refined, gentle man from an illustrious family.

But Huo Qingyi alone knew she was nothing but a puppet on her mother's strings, a tool for a political marriage. She had never tasted the joys of youth. Her life was empty and full of despair.

Then Cheng Xun appeared, and everything sparked in an instant.

At a bungee jumping platform on a hilltop in London, they leaped into the void, arms wrapped around each other.

Huo Qingyi: "Shakespeare said, 'These violent delights have violent ends, and in their triumph die, like fire and powder, which, as they kiss, consume.'"

2.

Before he met Huo Qingyi, Cheng Xun was renowned for his debauchery and his dominance. His debauchery came from a face so stunning it left people speechless; his dominance came from his unrivaled prowess on the racetrack. He was the most gifted, most promising driver in the country, and the one with the best chance of winning the world championship.

Until Huo Qingyi entered his life.

He wanted to steal her away from that man and make her his, driven by his despicable ambition.

No one expected this pampered, proud favorite of the heavens to fall in love and make excuses for himself: "In the world of love, there is no such thing as first come, first served. The one who isn't loved is the third party."

3.

"If Heaven truly punishes us, then before my life burns out, I want to give you violent delight."

Note: The lines spoken by the male and female leads in sections 1 and 2 are from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Theme: Pursue independence and freedom