For Her **********

The characters and interactions in this book really impressed me! Shen Shubai, an extremely rigorous scholar, had no resistance to Lin Zhixia - he caught her drawing in class but was impressed by her "art-based interpretation of physics". After class, she found various excuses to send materials and talk about creation. Even the casual touches of her fingertips hid little thoughts. The author has written the pull between "rational restraint" and "emotional heartbeat" between the two people so well. The plot is exciting and not procrastinating. The more you go on, the more sweet you can taste the two-way flow. I really like it.

From the first moment when the male protagonist was impressed by the female protagonist's artistic thinking, to later he couldn't help but send out-of-print picture albums, record private audio, and even specifically stopped her to hand over information during lectures. Every step was natural and heart-wrenching. Lin Zhixia's response is also very cute. From being nervous and guarded to being gradually attracted, the emotional changes are real and delicate. The plot has a comfortable pace!

The interaction between Shen Shubai and Lin Zhixia is sweet but not greasy - he uses science to inspire her art, she uses color to soften his rationality, and even the discussion of "quantum tunneling" can make people feel excited. The setting is novel and the logic is solid. The further you go, the more you can feel the romance of "resonance between science and art" between the two.

This novel reminds me of Han Ting