Lin Yan from the High School Affiliated to A University is recognized as the "benchmark of academic excellence" - he always ranks first in his report card, competes with other scholars on the debate stage, and can even turn long-distance running into a personal show at sports events. Her world was as precise as a function graph, until the transfer student Jiang Yi broke through her "enchantment" with a sense of laxity.
Jiang Yi is a "problem student" in the eyes of the teacher: he sleeps in class and can accurately hit the flower bed when shooting. But this seemingly unreliable deskmate would secretly draw a crying face and a smiling face on her wrong answer book, remember that she was allergic to mangoes, and stand firmly on her side at parent-teacher meetings, saying "she doesn't need to live up to other people's expectations." And what he hides under the "rotten" shell is his talent, which has won a gold medal in programming, and his resistance to being arranged.
From mutual dislike to tacit understanding, she taught him to solve physics problems, and he took her to watch the sunset on the playground; there were basketball graffiti in her wrong question book, and her shadow began to appear in the trajectory of his three-point shot. When someone questioned "How could a god of learning fall in love with a bastard?" Lin Yan directly showed him his report card of breaking into the top ten: "I can lead my people."
It turns out that the best youth is not the always accurate function curve, but someone who is willing to deviate from the track for you, accompany you to write down the wrong questions as sweet, and throw the three-pointer into the future called "our".