Three bloodlines. One body. One soul without a nation.

An—a girl carrying the blood of France, China, and Vietnam—lives not only amidst the clashes of culture, history, and politics,
but also torn apart by society’s prejudices on gender, identity, and dignity.

A memory-erasing drug has upended everything.
But scarier than losing one’s memory—
is no longer knowing who you are in this world.

As the shattered mirrors of the past begin to reflect,
as family, love, and hatred intertwine into an inescapable maze,
An must choose:
to become a pawn in the power game between East and West,
or to rise and defend the rejected part of her own humanity.

In a world being assimilated and fractured,
amid political schemes and battles for identity,
The Rebel of the Wind is a journey against the current—
where one deemed “wrong” learns how to live “right” with herself.

A story of identity, forgiveness, and dignity.
A sigh for those who were never chosen—
but still chose to exist.

And a gentle reminder:
No matter how many bloodlines run through you,
you can still bloom like a lotus in the mud.