When a girl from the Department of Mathematics, who is crazy about milk tea and controls the road, bumps into the iceberg school girl in the AI laboratory, a sweet pet experiment using code to deconstruct the heartbeat begins. Su Taotao accidentally got involved in Cheng Shubai's emotional algorithm project, and the spilled pearl milk tea turned out to be a key data source, and she was forced to bind it for daily heartbeat sampling. From body temperature sensing in the laboratory on rainy nights to quantum breakfast robots with cross-border jet lag, the science master used Fourier transform to analyze the arc of her smiling eyes, and the milk tea girl used Lagrange's theorem to derive the hug formula. When the plagiarism crisis exposed the debt of their parents' algorithm, the two used their mother's legacy code to break the problem at the Silicon Valley Summit, and finally let the holographic cherry blossoms pass through the DOS interface of twenty years ago, linking the heartbeat light years between MIT and the Science and Technology Innovation Center.
