On a rainy night, Su Wan, a top student in the Department of Psychology, rescued a strange man who had fainted, only to discover that the man was Lin Qingye, an e-sports legend who had retired due to a hand injury and PTSD. In order to complete her graduation thesis, she boldly proposed a "contractual cohabitation" - free board and lodging in exchange for his cooperation in psychological observation, but she did not know that she was the anonymous and encouraging netizen "Ye Feng" he had hidden in his heart.
After living together, Lin Qingye, who was cold on the outside and soft on the inside, always showed tenderness in every detail: he swallowed her mints while sleepwalking, acted like a baby, and used e-sports headphones to isolate her from social noise. Su Wan also broke into his world with her professional skills and joined the club where he held shares as a data analyst. She used the "emotional curve training method" to help the team break the game, and it became the "exclusive antidote" for his phobia on the court.
From the love graffiti on the tactical board, to the two-player Switch game in the ward, to fighting side by side in the World Championship, the two went both ways amidst public opinion turmoil, academic plagiarism, and family pressure. When Lin Qingye held up the tactical board that read "My jungle is always open for you" during the live broadcast of his championship, and when Su Wan's e-sports psychology research was published in authoritative journals, this combination of "psychiatrist × e-sports master" not only healed each other's past, but also wrote a two-way redemption legend full of mint candy sweetness in career and love.
