LOVE : A BOUNDARY THAT SHOULDN'T BE CONSIDERED
Jiang Yue’s mom marries Wei Nianzhan’s dad, and overnight two 18-year-old enemies are forced into the same house, the same strict final-year high school, and the same public spotlight.
Jiang Yue is reckless, loud, and determined to never be the one who loses. Wei Nianzhan is controlled, high-ranking, and terrifyingly good at staying calm. At school they clash openly, turning classes, cliques, and rankings into a battlefield. At home the war turns quieter and more dangerous, because the walls are thin, the shared spaces are unavoidable, and every “family” moment feels like a trap.
As rumors spread and jealousy is provoked on purpose, their hatred starts twisting into obsession. A fever night and other small cracks reveal that Wei’s control isn’t as perfect as it looks, and Jiang Yue begins to realize the person he’s fighting might be the only one who sees him clearly. What starts as sabotage becomes a secret they can’t name, then a mistake they can’t take back, and finally a choice neither of them is allowed to make.
They try to survive with rules and denial, but the closer they get, the more everything around them tightens: parents who want a perfect blended family, teachers who watch every step, classmates who live for scandal, and futures that don’t leave room for “wrong” love.
By the end, the truth detonates the family anyway, and one of them sacrifices a dream to keep them together. It’s a bittersweet happy ending: they choose each other, but they don’t get to keep the life they were promised.