Monument

After years of keeping his blood frozen, can his passion still burn bright?

Someone once said that as he walked forward, his blood was cold, his heart was cold, and his future was hopeless.

But he made it to the end.

By drinking ice water, his blood went from frozen to boiling.

When people find a conviction to serve as their backbone, even if they're left covered in blood and no longer recognizable to their own mother, they can still keep walking down that road to the very end.

Then take another road toward the light.

Who can truly understand what lies behind a monument?

Perhaps only the person standing behind it can.

Additional note: He Feng (seme) x Lian Bei (Lian Zheng) (uke)

A two-faced, emotionally dense yet cheerful and innocent, loyal, sharp-eyed judge of character, serious and stern when doing his job, meticulous, a neutral colonel who likes to play the long game and reel in the big fish, and who turns devious once he has a wife

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A versatile chameleon who acts bizarrely in private to amuse himself, is extremely sensitive about emotions, readily accepts things but is actually stubborn, lets reason far outweigh emotion, and is a principled, patriotic general whose power has been stripped away

[Note: The views, values, world, and makeup and structure of the countries, methods of conduct, and judgments in this work are not meant to allude to anything real. There are no real-life models, and they do not represent the author. Please read with rationality and a critical eye. Thank you for reading.]

Theme: People should have convictions and principles.