[Six-year age gap + sweet romance + both leads are each other’s first and only]
The well-behaved Hua Ruan, a rebel beneath her gentle exterior, versus bassist Sang Wang, a wild, rough-around-the-edges guy who occasionally hauls bricks at construction sites and takes whatever odd jobs he can find. He’s an orphan.
Hua Ruan is a “good girl” who has just graduated and is “living at home doing nothing.” Sang Wang is the bassist in the band who has just moved into the apartment upstairs. A noise dispute brings them together unexpectedly.
She’s a rebellious, unruly sweetheart.
He’s a brooding, bad-tempered bassist in a rock band. Their first clash sparks at once, and with each new clash, they quietly grow closer.
They think their encounters will be brief, but a game of dice at a bar, an afternoon when a guitar string snaps, and the subtle interplay of lemon tea and honey weave their meetings into a sweet dream.
He keeps catching glimpses of her other side, while she gradually senses the tenderness melting beneath his wild exterior.
As strings resonate with melody, the rebellious good girl and the aloof bassist are drawn to each other, and their ambiguous everyday moments eventually ripen into a love they both pursue.
Happy ending
*Summer is still here, but their hearts have already skipped a beat.
