At Starry Sky University, Li Zixun is like moonlight trapped in ice. With cascading silver hair and frost-blue eyes, she has become an island unto herself, burdened by the prestige of the philosophy department and the label of “man-hater.” The arrival of a transfer student, like an unwelcome pebble, shatters the calm she has so carefully maintained. Their very first day as forced deskmates sparks a clash. He calls her conceited; she calls him annoying. He moves to the back row and sleeps soundly, yet her gaze keeps drifting toward him against her will. In the wind during their rooftop confrontation, he easily brushes aside her attack. As she finds herself upside down, embarrassment quietly spreads beneath her icy shell. When the unyielding ice of her “man-hating” ways meets a wildfire that refuses to hold back, this entanglement that began in hostility is burning along a path no one could have predicted.
