[Two male protagonists + Hong Kong literature + heir to a wealthy family in Hong Kong x young and Dangerous guy from the bottom of the old street] [light on power and strategy, focus on daily life + pure love]
Who started the prairie fire?
It's Ji Zhuo'an.
A mixed-race boy who was born in the ditch of an old street clearly calls himself a "bad boy", but he is known as the "scorching light" by word of mouth. He chased away scammers with a cigarette in his mouth, carried leftovers to feed orphans, and traded his life for an inch of peace in the old street.
Who is the borrower?
It's Xiao Xuanjin.
A wealthy heir to a wealthy family, his suit covered with unhealed rattan wounds, and the cowardice engraved on the sandalwood plaque. He smashed the blood-stained crown of his ancestors, but almost exhausted himself in the cold desire for power.
When Xiao Xuanjin's bulldozer crashed into the old street that Ji Zhuo'an swore to protect, and when the blood-stained young and Dangerous boy shattered the heir's whitewashed tranquility, two incompatible worlds collided. The superior heir leaned over and stretched out his hand to the "bad guy" in the market: "Teach me how to be a human being." But the unruly guardian saw the desire to start a prairie fire in his eyes.
In this life-and-death situation where power and fireworks, dignity and mud compete fiercely, can this borrowed spark burn away the decay, or will it eventually burn through the fire starter and the one who started the prairie fire?
Purpose: freedom, equality, justice and rule of law
