When the names of Jiang Zemo and Su Nian'an were printed on the red list for the third time, no one knew that the cold-faced academic god who could solve love letters with differential equations would put a bottle of iced mint soda into Su Nian'an's hand during free time in physical education class one day, and the temperature of his fingertips was still on the bottle. At that time, Su Nian'an had just finished running 800 meters, and her bangs were stuck to her sweaty forehead. When she took the soda, she was stunned - Jiang Zemo had already turned around and walked towards the basketball court. The white school uniform swayed beautifully in the sun, leaving her with only a reddish back at the tips of her ears.
In the same class for three years, Jiang Zemo always had unexplained function curves drawn on the edge of his scratch paper. It wasn't until Su Nianan borrowed an eraser one day that he discovered that the curves were connected to her silhouette when she was lowering her head to solve a geometry problem. There was a maple leaf bookmark in Su Nian'an's wrong-question book, but no one knew that it was the same one she picked up and left in the corridor the day Jiang Zemo won the prize in the physics competition. They are twins who the teacher calls "other people's children." They are always paired with answers in the exercise book, but at a certain moment when they peeked at each other, they secretly changed the word "competitor" to "heartbeat acceleration."
This is a sweet youth story about two top academics. In the morning reading class, they competed to see who could memorize "Red Cliff Fu" first, played the physics concept game "You draw and I guess" among the bookshelves in the library, and shared the same pair of headphones when they sneaked to the playground to watch the stars after evening self-study. Jiang Zemo's cold and hard shell hides a clumsy tenderness, and he can use the Lorentz force formula to calculate the probability that her shoelaces will unravel; Su Nian'an's gentle smile hides a cunning temptation, and she always asks questions on purpose when he lectures.
