In the second year of high school, Su Nianwan, a top student in liberal arts majors, unexpectedly became roommates with Lu Shiyan, a well-known cool academic god in the school.
Everyone thought that these two people who always occupied the first place in the liberal arts class would be tit-for-tat competitors, but no one knew that during the noisy evening self-study sessions, the boy would secretly shield her from the western sun, and the girl would secretly put an orange candy in his exercise book.
This is a two-way secret love and pursuit that spans eight years.
From the innocent exploration of high school classmates to the side-by-side agreement outside the college entrance examination room; from the evening breeze confession on the campus of Peking University, to the exclusive tenderness in the library; from walking side by side on the road to graduate school, to the romance of fireworks in the shared house; from the graduation photo in bachelor's uniforms, to the smiles side by side in the red book of the Civil Affairs Bureau.
Lu Shiyan had been ranked first in his grade countless times and won countless national-level competitions in his life, but the moment he met Su Nianwan, he willingly surrendered.
"Su Nianwan," said the young man, wearing a washed white shirt, standing on the campus covered with sycamore leaves, the tips of his ears slightly red, "I won the first place in grade three, can I exchange my place with a boyfriend of yours?"
No cruelty, pure sweetness, two-way redemption, no female competition, full of details.
From school uniforms to wedding dresses, from the cicadas chirping in the midsummer to every passing year, all the perfect scores and glory in my youth were just for you.
