Mints Meet Mathematical Formulas

The new book has just been released, and the ratings will go up later. In the morning reading class of Class 3 of Senior High School, transfer student Jiang Nian's mint candy rolled onto Lin Wan's collection of wrong questions, leaving a light green trace - like a cherry blossom that had not yet bloomed. Lin Wan always secretly eats sweets when she has low blood sugar, and Jiang Nian always has mints in his pencil case; Lin Wan's collection of wrong questions is full of crooked cherry blossoms, and Jiang Nian's draft book says "auxiliary lines should be as gentle as cherry blossom branches." They shared sweet and sour pork ribs in the cafeteria, shared an old lamp in the library, and held each other's hands across the finish line on the sports track. When they were sent to the laboratory for cleaning, they discovered that Jiang Nian's father's old lesson plans contained cherry blossom specimens from Lin Wan's elementary school. There is a cartoon drawn by Chen Xiaoyu circulating in the class group: pink bubbles are rising from Lin Wan's head, and cherry blossoms are floating behind Jiang Nian. Zhao Yang's basketball always hit Jiang Nian's desk. Zhang Lei's competition questions were marked by Jiang Nian in three colors. Zhou Zhou's squad leader's diary said, "On September 3, Jiang Nian taught Lin Wan 17 math questions." When the thermometer in the school doctor's office stopped at 37°C, when the antidepressant label was quietly torn off, and when the banner of the 100-day swearing-in meeting reflected the two people's interlocked hands, they realized: some auxiliary lines do not need to be drawn in the geometry questions, some mints do not melt until spring, and some like to hide in the nonsense of "I will teach you this question". From the sweetness of camphor leaves in early autumn to the cherry blossoms covering the playground next year. This is a story about a collection of wrong questions and mints, about two girls using mathematical formulas to prove "1+1>forever" during the 278-day countdown to the college entrance examination. ——"Look at the auxiliary lines in this question, do they look like us?