Wen Zhirang is naturally brilliant, with both high IQ and emotional intelligence. From childhood onward, he's always been the kid everyone else's parents wish they had. Every so often, he likes to stir things up, plunging himself into hell before making his way back to heaven. Shi Yuan has a sweet face, but her wild imagination often leads her astray. Under Buddha's benevolent eye, these two people who love going off the beaten path end up together.
At school, they aren't even in the same class, but some people need only one glance to know they've met their destined lover in a past life. Their eyes meet countless times, yet they keep missing each other. They tentatively test the waters at school, then boldly pursue love as adults. They think it's just an ordinary romance, never realizing that the male lead's simple words, from “We really click” at the beginning to “We really do click” later on, keep their love steady.
Their real test begins after school ends.
“I want to go find a better version of myself.” “I'll wait for you.” One loves change, the other loves constancy.
“Do you know what sound a little pig makes?” “It goes just like me.” One is childish, and the mature one has no choice but to be turned into a kid too.
After they marry, he tells her, “A husband's money isn't really his money. It's his wife's fuel station.”
Love may be dazzling and brief, but affection can last a lifetime and burn bright. Here's hoping every ordinary girl finds someone who keeps their love alive through the long years.
