Introduction to "Starlight Falling in My Eyes":
The late summer wind carries the scent of camphor trees. Su Nian, a cute and shy freshman in the School of Liberal Arts, stumbles into the world of Lu Xingci, the top student in the Computer Science Department, when he gets lost.
She is the little sun with a paintbrush in her arms, who is used to hiding her worries in the corner of the painting, but she tastes the sweetness of her heart in the mints he hands her; he is a campus legend who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, sweating on the basketball court, and logical in the code world, but he will quietly give her tips when she is nervous, and silently leave an umbrella when she is caught in the rain.
From the subtle distance between classmates in public classes, to the secret gaze under the plane tree; from the test invitation on New Year's Eve, to the agreement of locking in front of the wishing wall. They wrote questions side by side under the lights of the library, looked at each other tacitly in the crowd at the art exhibition, and held each other's hands in the hustle and bustle of the graduation season.
Some people say he is too aloof, but only she knows that his tenderness is hidden in the hot porridge late at night, in the unspoken "I'm waiting for you", and in every step from school uniform to wedding dress.
"Lu Xingci, look, the stars are falling in the painting."
"No," he lowered his head and kissed the top of her hair, "the stars fall in your eyes, and you fall in my heart."
This is a story about youthful throbbing and running in both directions. They met each other at the end of summer and spent the rest of their lives together, and they spent their entire youth proving that the best love is to make each other become more dazzling selves, and then together, they can write the heartbeat on campus into a lifetime of sweetness.
