How does a bird with broken wings escape from its cage? Chu Shizhen didn't care at all about Zhou Chongshan's petty thoughts. In his opinion, what he had tamed was a harmless bird. Even if he escaped by chance, he would find that there were wolves and vicious dogs everywhere outside, and Zhou Chongshan would come back on his own. And one accident after another told Chu Shichen that the truth was colder than he thought - he thought they were lovers, but Zhou Chongshan only wanted him dead. This is not his beloved prison bird, this is a man-eating beast, a poisonous snake with the sharpest fangs. Chu Shizhen was deceived by his lover who used weakness as a mask, and was left hurt and frustrated. At the end of his life, Chu Shichen still wanted to ask whether Zhou Chongshan loved him.
Zhou Chongshan always wanted to die until Chu Shicheng said he loved him. He found the purpose of living in Chu Shicheng's similar eyebrows to Shen Anshi - he wanted the person who killed his sister to pay the price, and wanted the tragedy that destroyed his family to happen to the murderer again. This world is so unfair, why should he swallow his blood, tears and teeth? The murderer is so high and glorious? He must be obedient enough to use cowardice to embellish curses and malice; he must be gentle enough to mend brokenness and death with passion. Chu Shichen, you fell in love with your enemy, and you used your noble love to nourish a poisonous flower that led you to death. After her death, Zhou Chongshan never loved another living person. His love and life died on an ordinary rainy night and were buried in the bottomless lake.
Purpose: Be fair, don't be ignorant