A violent, insecure hero x a gentle heroine who hides a sharp side beneath her sweet exterior. Childhood sweethearts who save each other.
An incident of violent assault changed their fates completely. The roles of victim, perpetrator, and witness were turned upside down. The hero was arrested and imprisoned, while the heroine was trapped in endless nightmares.
Five years later, they meet again. His record as a juvenile offender makes him a target of school bullying. She steps in front of him and fights for the first time. When his grandmother suddenly becomes gravely ill, he casts aside his dignity and kneels all night in the biting wind, begging the man who killed his father to save her. The heroine stays with him at the cemetery all night. Later, when they are seventeen, he protects her in the cruelest way, then shouts at her, "Stop following me. Don't you dare say you like me again."
She embraces him for the first time and kisses him. In that moment, he can no longer suppress the love that has been rooted in his bones for more than a decade. The defenses he has reinforced countless times crumble completely.
1. The hero is falsely accused of being a juvenile offender. He deeply loves the heroine, is sensitive and insecure, and uses his own strength to protect those around him. Later, he returns to his family, where he is patient, ruthless, and respectful of the heroine. He loves her deeply but does not seek to possess her, and hopes she can do what she loves. The heroine is a gentle sweetheart, a top student and perhaps the school beauty. She appears fragile but is strong inside. She overcomes her trauma through her own strength and heals everyone around her. She remains determined to avenge herself through her own efforts, later works in elections, and achieves complete revenge. The hero and heroine are childhood sweethearts who save each other.
2. The story is set in the Kingdom of Qing, whose political, economic, cultural, and social systems differ greatly from those of the real world. Do not casually impose real-world assumptions. The hero's actions are not being endorsed.
3. The hero and heroine experience a violent assault, school bullying, a bloody incident involving international students, a murder on an elevated highway, perhaps a family rebellion, betrayal by relatives, and a presidential election, ultimately completing a revenge plan spanning more than twenty years.
Theme: Men and women alike have power of their own.
I haven't read a word, but I know you are a person who loves writing. Maybe no one passes through the window of your world, but you can still write flowers in your own world, come on.