Introduction to "The Moon Out of Thorns"
During the continuous rainy season, Lin Wan, who was overwhelmed by family debt, met Lu Chen, the leader of the Lu Group, because of a pair of mysterious bronze candlesticks. As the candle flickered, the green flame cast a shadow of thorns, which involved the ten-year-old case of the death of Lu Chen's mother, and also caused strange red vine marks to appear on Lin Wan's neck.
Lu Chen, who looks cold and powerful, is imprisoned by the scars and secrets of the past, wandering in the darkness like a trapped animal; Lin Wan, struggling in the quagmire of life, running around for her family, but always maintains the softness and stubbornness in her heart. The two people, who seemed to have nothing in common, became bound by fate because of the mysterious candlestick.
As the relationship deepens, the tenderness hidden under the cold transaction and the pain buried deep in the thorny past gradually emerge. Lu Chen saw a glimmer of light breaking through the darkness in Lin Wan, and Lin Wan found a haven of respite in Lu Chen's protection. They redeem each other, and in a journey full of mysteries and dangers, the souls entangled in thorns finally bloom with a light as gentle and firm as the moonlight.
Concept: "The Moon Out of Thorns" is guided by the mysterious candlestick, focusing on a girl who is in deep trouble but has good intentions and a cold elite who is bound by the past. Through the intertwined fate of two threads, it shows the journey of two scarred souls from mutual temptation to mutual redemption. The story is based on suspense and warmth, revealing that even if life is full of thorn-like sufferings and mysteries, nourished by love and trust, a hope as clear and tenacious as moonlight can be nurtured, conveying the warm power of healable trauma and eternal sincerity, and interpreting the significance of love and redemption in reshaping life.