Lin Zhixia, a cute "collector of wrong questions" from the Chinese Department, after miscalculating a high-mathematics question three times in the library during the last week of her freshman year, finally mustered up the courage to poke a boy in a white shirt in the front row - who didn't expect this person to be Lu Xingyan, the top student in the Physics Department for three consecutive years. I thought it was just an accidental "hug", but I didn't expect that Lu Xingyan would take the initiative to hand over a draft paper filled with problem-solving steps, reserve a seat by the window when she couldn't take a seat, and wait for her to finish class downstairs in the teaching building on a winter night with hot milk tea in his arms.
From "I don't know this question" to "Should we go to the cafeteria together today?", From the morning light in the library to the evening breeze in the playground, from the green temptation to the firm hand-holding, Lin Zhixia gradually discovered that Lu Xingyan's tenderness was never accidental - the title page of his notebook contained a photo of her reciting at the orientation party when she entered school, and the memo on his mobile phone recorded her little habit of not eating coriander. All his "just right" coincidences were all secretly practicing "I want to be close to you" countless times.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
