When senior Lin Ran took the glass of iced mango juice in the library, she never imagined what kind of waves this freshman would make in her life.
The morning light during the internship at the radio station, the applause at the defense scene, and the evening breeze on the roof of Building A constituted her chaotic graduation season. She is a rationalist realist who believes that "emotions without an economic foundation are castles in the air"; he is a boyish light chaser who attacks her defenses with a guitar and his whole heart.
The age gap and the fork in the future have turned this budding heartbeat into a tug of war. As she gradually gained a foothold in the provincial TV spotlight, the figure she had once "rationally rejected" reappeared with a persistence that spanned thousands of miles.
This is not an easy love, but the repeated tug between reality and heartbeat between two souls. About the courage and timidity in growing up, and about the unspeakable sincerity hidden behind "suitability" in the adult world.
