Ruan Kong's life is like being pricked with tiny wounds by an invisible embroidery needle. Coming from an ordinary family, he learned to be obedient early in the discipline of Chinese education, but he never expected that this obedience would become a "soft persimmon" in the eyes of others. The corridor of the junior high school campus became the starting point of his nightmare. The verbal attacks were like tiny needles, piercing his heart one after another. The teacher's words "Why do I only bully you?" Pushed him into the abyss - it turned out that even the people who were supposed to protect him felt that he deserved it.
Bullying changes from words to fists, and there is always a presence in the ranks of the perpetrators. The young man from a well-off family, with casual cruelty, once sneered in public: "I feel dirty even if I touch you with my hands." Ruan Kong tried calling the police, but only got more vicious revenge. His depression slipped from mild to severe, like falling into a bottomless ice cave.
Many years later, the two were still students. The gap in identity and the scars of the past made them deliberately draw a clear line. Until a sudden flood swept away Bo'ang's mother - the woman whose rescue efforts failed due to brain-eating worms multiplying crazily in her brain, and also disrupted the seemingly peaceful status quo of the two. Bo Ang, a 188-centimeter man who is considered a "scumbag" in name and in fact, showed his unprecedented vulnerability after losing his mother; and Ruan Kong, a 175-centimeter young man with a broken wolf tail and a body full of trauma, how should he face this painful past? The flood of fate seems to be twisting two lines that should never intersect together.
Purpose: Reject Chinese education
