Qi Jiaze, who was almost running for three years, got seriously ill. Han Shi carried him away from the island. In the operating room, Han Shi gave him his heart. This was the last thing he did for Qi Jiaze. Qi Jiaze was free. Is he free?
With the end of the exam, Yin Hanshi wrote a line on his desk: "I hope we will always be together. God, please take care of us."
Han Shi brought hot milk to apologize at night. After drinking it, Qi Jiaze fainted and woke up on an isolated island surrounded by the sea. He was imprisoned for five years.
In fact, Qi Jiaze loved him. In the past five years, he had obtained a mobile phone more than once. It was clear that if he called the police, the police would find him here, but he didn't. He got a knife and just wiped his neck with the knife while he was napping on the chair and he would be free. But he didn't, so much. Over the years, he had fallen in love with Han Shi and became extremely dependent on him. At night, with curtains tied around his feet, he thought about what would happen without Han Shi. Maybe his world would collapse, maybe he wouldn't be able to get out of the island alive, and even if he did, he wouldn't know what to do. He has no relatives for a long time. His only relative was taken away by a loan shark after he finished the college entrance examination. Maybe his father left just to avoid paying for his tuition and living expenses. Now he only has Han Shi to rely on. If he dies, what's the point of Qi Jiaze? Everything he did was for Han Shi.
Meeting Han Shi was fate, and falling in love with him was a coincidence. But how could such a monster give him freedom while getting him?
Concept: How can two boys overcome obstacles and be together smoothly? Does love necessarily mean losing freedom? There are many imprisoned loves in real life, and I turned this hidden behavior into an extreme desire for protection, which led to deep thought: Is this kind of love acceptable? Will there be eternal love even if I lose my freedom and self?