To be honest, he is the coldest top student at Mingde University. He comes from an ordinary family, is lonely, is used to living alone, and has become a transparent person on campus. No one knows that his indifference is not coldness, but scars. When he was young, he was publicly humiliated by the people he liked because of his poverty. From then on, he locked up his love, not daring to be emotional, have any extravagant hopes, or get close to anyone. He was afraid of poverty, fear of disparity, fear of being abandoned and looked down upon again because of his origin. Until Aini appeared. Her family is well-off, cheerful and bright, like a beam of warm sunshine in the cold winter. At first glance, my heart moved, and I ran all the way. She was not afraid of him being cold, not afraid of him rejecting others, and breaking into his lifeless life again and again. Contract counseling, club partners, and daily companionship. She entangled him, got close to him, understood him, and warmed him. Others say: A daughter from a rich family is not worthy of being a top student from a poor family. Ani's father puts pressure on her, her suitors exclude her, and reality suppresses her at all levels. Everyone is telling him: You are poor, you are ordinary, you are not worthy of her. Jin Yan is in a dilemma. On one side is a shortcut that can change destiny and transcend classes. On one side is a heartbeat that is cautious and dare not touch. He has low self-esteem, he withdraws, he hides, and he is afraid of getting hurt. But Aini told him: I don't want your future, I just want you. A two-way rush, a mutual redemption. The iceberg will eventually be melted by the warm sun, and the young man will eventually overcome reality and be brave for love. It turns out that the best love is not that we are well matched, but that you understand my loneliness and I grow up with you.