"I will give you cosmic preference, and we will go to the stars, mountains and seas together."
When Lin Wei, the isolated genius of the Department of Physics, holding a heavy copy of "A Brief History of Time", ran into Lu Sichen, the dazzling light of the Department of Finance, a "tea disaster" caused the two parallel worlds to suddenly intersect.
She calmly laid out the compensation formula, treating him as an accident to be solved; he put away his usual carelessness and saw the universe that no one had ever touched in her eyes as calm as the sea of stars.
From the "study mutual aid group" where she was forced to be tied up, to the tacit companionship in the library late at night; from the private starry sky lit up only for her at the Lantern Festival, to the morning light and night shared in the video when the two places were separated - they thought this was just a sweet accident of youth.
Until the mountains and seas of reality lay before her: he was trapped in the glory and thorns of the professional arena, while she faced the pinnacle and loneliness of the academic world. In the pain of quarreling, separation and growing up, they finally understood each other - you are the whole reason for me to look up at the stars, and you are also my only way back across the mountains and seas.
From campus corridors to the world stage, from youthful throbbing to life and death dependence. This is a story about "how to love" and "who to be": The best love is not about who gives up the stars and the sea for whom, but when we stand side by side, you chase your stars, I climb my mountain, and then meet at the top and say: My mountains and seas are you, and my stars are also you.
