Ye Jin, a senior in Class 2 of Qingcheng Middle School, has always been stuck in the bottleneck in mathematics. Faced with the high expectations of her parents and her own pressure, she is always at a loss when it comes to functions and solid geometry. Until the class teacher implemented the "one-on-one mutual aid plan", her name was closely tied to the "legendary figure" Liang Muye in the class - the boy who was always ranked first in the grade in mathematics, dazzling on the basketball court but always kept to himself, became her exclusive tutoring partner.
There was a sense of distance in the initial relationship: Liang Muye would directly point out the loopholes in her wrong answer book, hand over a light blue notebook with mathematical formulas printed on it, and ask her to organize the error-prone points by type; Ye Jin slowly discovered his tenderness hidden in the details in his seemingly cold patience - using a Rubik's cube to solve solid geometry problems, silently putting down her cold medicine when she had a cold, and showing a faint smile when she was happy because of her progress.
Under the lights of evening self-study, the two people's wrong problem books became thicker and thicker, and their problem-solving ideas became more and more tacit; under the starry sky of team building in the suburbs, they talked about each other's weaknesses and dreams - Ye Jin confessed that her fear of mathematics came from external expectations, while Liang Muye shared that he had been criticized for being poor in mathematics, and relied on the "24 points" taught by his grandfather to regain his interest. From their breakthrough on the function finale question to Ye Jin's 20-point improvement in the midterm exam, the wrong question became the most special "matchmaker" in their youth.
