Two-way redemption text
During the continuous wars in the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, the mountains and rivers were shattered and the people were displaced. Qin Ruogu and his twin sister Qin Xuhuai, led by their mother, left their hometown and fled south. In the midst of displacement, they entered Wangchuan City with the desire for a stable life.
At the same time, Lin Ansheng, the second young lady who lives in the Lin Mansion, is humiliated by her father's patriarchal cold eyes and her brother's use of her as a bargaining chip, even though she lives in a high-class compound. Even if her resistance was fruitless, she never bowed to fate and secretly persisted in the oppressive environment.
By chance, Qin Ruogu and Lin Ansheng met under the eaves of Lin Mansion. Qin Ruogu was moved by Lin Ansheng's tenacity to never give up even when he was in trouble. Lin Ansheng also saw in Qin Ruogu the freedom and ease that he had never had. As they got along more and more, they were surprised to find that each other was the light in each other's dark world, and they began to redeem each other.
However, the test of fate followed one after another. Qin Ruogu discovered that his family's blood feud was closely related to the Lin Mansion, and Lin Ansheng also fell into a greater crisis for helping Qin Ruogu. In the dual dilemma of love-hate entanglement and turmoil in their home and country, can they stick to their original aspirations and break free from the shackles of fate, and how will they continue to write their legend in this troubled world?
Purpose: Taking the troubled times of the Republic of China as the background, and using the two-way redemption of Qin Ruogu and Lin Ansheng, it explores the awakening and connection of women in the shackles of the times - even if hatred is like a knife and fate is like a prison, the mutual illumination of the two souls is also a glimmer of light against the darkness, showing resilience in the brokenness and tenderness in the desperate situation. "Individual courage is never alone, but the strength of being with others."