When Su Chu grew up to thirty, he lived a step-by-step, unchanging life. The first night I met Jing Ning, I was dragged away and forced to help him realize his wish. Makes you feel like a psycho.
Unable to get rid of him, Su Chu had no choice but to follow him. The unexpectedly warm atmosphere of getting along, the shocking sunrise, and the silent invasion of the shining boy.
Jing Ning also confessed her love to him at sunrise.
But Su Chu got married.
The second time I saw Jing Ning was in a bar, playing drums and immersed in the music. Su Chu originally went there with his friends, but he was so attracted that he couldn't move away.
He couldn't help but walked towards Jing Ning and bumped into the slumped and fragile Jing Ning.
Su Chu felt distressed for no reason.
He walked towards Jing Ning slowly but firmly, stretched out his arms and hugged him, "Why did I come back to find you? I'm probably... Crazy."
"Are you crazy about asking a married person like you to accompany me?" Jing Ning asked with a smile.
"I'm afraid I'll commit too many sins and go to hell."
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Later, Jing Ning's past was peeled away layer by layer, revealing a blood-stained childhood, a life of insults and beatings, and a situation where everyone despised her.
It was then that Su Chu suddenly realized that Jing Ning was talking about going to hell.
Intention: Life is a self-redemption.