At the beginning of his freshman year, Lin Xingchen accidentally broke into the laboratory and smashed the quantum model of genius senior Gu Qingrang. Faced with sky-high compensation, she signed a "labor compensation" agreement and was forced to step into that cold world every week.
She thought Gu Qingrang was an iceberg that would never melt - until he had gentle eyes when he taught her German in the late-night reference room, until he rethought the boundaries of science because of one of her poems, until he said at the observatory on a snowy night: "I like you, and marriage is a prerequisite."
From then on, the rational physics genius began to use formulas to calculate the heartbeat, and the sensitive and delicate literary girl tried to verify eternity with poetry. They wrote poetry in the laboratory, discussed the starry sky in the library, and defined love using a binary star system - each operating independently, but sharing the same gravitational field.
This is a collision between poetry and science, the mutual illumination of two worlds, and the eternal entanglement of two souls after they find each other's orbit in the vast universe.
