Gu Huai, a handsome young man from the Department of Medicine, dreamed of a rain of meteorites and a siege by zombies for three days in a row.
On the fourth morning, he knocked on the dormitory door of Lin Che, a Sunshine senior in the Department of Architecture: "Can you lend me your habit of hoarding instant noodles?"
When the bloody moonlight shone over the campus, and the sound of zombies gnawing mixed with "Für Elise" on the radio, two misfit souls were forced to cuddle up in a laboratory building filled with medical alcohol and compressed biscuits.
When Lin Che was welding the last iron door with steel bars, Gu Huai was sterilizing the scalpel: "Are you sure you want to exchange the blueprints for my scalpel?"
In this doomsday carnival fueled by human nature, the game between rationalists and romantics finally lost to the quietly growing entanglement of body temperature.
When the truth is exhausted along with the backup power supply, they discover that the biggest threat is the prairie fire burning in each other's eyes.
