[Melancholy, depressed Xiao Ye x gentle, alluring, carefree Song Lixiang]
A story about an art student whose right hand is accidentally crippled. On the verge of a breakdown, she retreats from the world and returns to her hometown, where she unexpectedly takes in a woman who slowly helps her heal.
But... was that woman really there?
A gray building stands in a corner of a rain-soaked village. The green foliage is blurred beneath the curtain of rain. Xiao Ye gazes up at the gloomy sky outside the window, her eyes unfocused.
“Knock, knock knock.”
The tall wooden door is struck. Xiao Ye lowers her gaze from the window lattice above the door, which lets light into the dark room.
Xiao Ye tenses. After all, out in these remote mountains, even a nobody could be dangerous. She doesn't think she could take on an adult man with her right hand crippled.
Silently, she picks up a fruit knife from nearby, steels herself, and hides beside the door.
“Knock, knock.”
“Hello, is anyone home?” A clear, lovely female voice comes through the door and reaches Xiao Ye's ears. She lets out half the breath she had been holding.
Later,
Song Lixiang pulls Xiao Ye, who is drowning, up to the surface and gives her dreams back to her.
Song Lixiang is the shadow of light in Xiao Ye's life.
Song Lixiang is Xiao Ye's knight, appearing whenever she needs her.
But when Xiao Ye finally comes to her senses and opens her eyes, Song Lixiang is nowhere to be seen. All that remains is a stark white room, bright enough to dazzle her.
Theme: Even after the twists and turns, there will always be a time when the sun shines brightly.
Xiao Ye is energetic, passionate, rebellious, and decadent. Even when he is in decline, he still clings to the purest love in his heart. Song Ideal is a beautiful existence, bright and sunny, positive, but not bound to any environment or form. This is not a microcosm of Xiao Ye. I also like the last three lines of the episode, "Whether it's crazy, I like you, don't leave me." These three lines may also be a kind of self-salvation and self-reconciliation for Xiao Ye. A very niche article, although very short, expresses Xiao Ye's story very well. In other words, I think of it as my own unique way of loving myself!
Hello madam, I plan one personally. I really like this work of yours. Does the teacher intend to change it into a radio drama? I put the contact information here but it won't be reviewed. Here the wb has the same name.