Jiang Runuan was never the "young master" of the Jiang family, just an adopted shadow.
He grew up in a gilded wall, but lived like a silent mint under someone else's fence.
Oster is the son of a transferred diplomat. He has blond hair and a direct gaze. Standing in the sun is the light itself.
When he saw Jiang Runuan for the first time, his heartbeat was too specific, like the wind blowing off the cap of a pen - slight, but impossible to ignore.
They met in spring, got close to each other in rumors, and slowly fell into love in a studio, a desk, and a postcard.
From temptation to kissing, from holding hands to relying on each other, before that midsummer, they thought that each other could escape their fate and that each other was their destination.
But reality is far heavier than love.
Jiang Ru'an's shadow, the family's control, the ropes of power, the feelings destined not to be made public——
A sharp fall after the highlight, and a secret hidden in the envelope will eventually drag them into an out-of-control ending.
"I want to be with you forever."
"But the spring water is not warm, and the dream is too thin and cold."
They had loved desperately and embraced crazily.
Then, for the rest of their lives, learn to forget someone silently.
But ten years later, Auster stood in front of a familiar painting, his eyes red:
"Have you never gone far?"
Concept: Caught between love and power, fate pushes people into the abyss. Through the tragic love between Jiang Runuan and Auster that transcends classes and cultures, the story reveals the insignificance and struggle of individuals in the face of family, system, and prejudice. With the extreme setting of "all good people die and bad people succeed", it accuses the injustice of fate and the coldness of human nature, and arouses readers' thinking about truth, freedom and love.
