Imprisoned in Bone

The two sons of the Su family are like a vine and a wall.

The older brother lives like a piece of jade, polished and disciplined. The younger brother's name holds his true nature: reckless, and terrifyingly decisive. The childish lisp with which he used to trail after his brother, calling "Big Brother," has barely faded when, in a flash, it becomes a low murmur as he locks the door: "Big Brother, don't even think about leaving."

When the boundary between familial affection and something else is torn apart completely, Su Jinyan finally understands that some bonds are a curse from the moment of birth. His younger brother uses blood and bone as chains, trapping him as the one and only prisoner of his life.

Theme: Blood ties become shackles, in an intense push and pull between love and imprisonment.