Shen Zhou, the young master of the Black Crow Society, was imprisoned as live bait with a chip implanted by his biological father; Jiang Yan, a zero-sequence weapon, was ordered to guard and kill if necessary. In the basement, a collapsed sofa and a pair of handcuffs became their shared battlefield and altar. The crazy young master with a high IQ lures light with blood, and the emotionally aphasic bodyguard puts a gun to his throat, but at a killing distance of 0.1 Millimeter, he can hear each other's heartbeats falling out of control. When the cage and the key are exchanged, the mission and survival are rewritten - they decide to turn their backs on the whole world and join hands to tear apart the long zero-degree night: if the dawn does not come, they will burn the night into the sun.
Concept: The concept of "Prison in the Day" is to ask the price of a beam of light in "absolute darkness":
When violence, betrayal and drugs turn people into prisoners, are love and freedom still worth exchanging flesh and blood for?
The story makes two people who should be each other's weapons - the **** young master and the cold-blooded bodyguard - discover between the shackles and the muzzle of the gun:
The real imprisonment is not the iron chain, but the obsession of "treating others as tools"; the real redemption is not escape, but the choice to put the other person's life into the most vulnerable position of one's heart.
Therefore, "Prison Day" is not only a sharp dismantling of "control and obedience", but also a cruel denial of "self-absolution":
Only by first admitting that you are equally dirty and eager for light can you tear apart the eternal night with your own hands and usher in the dawn of complicity.