Three years ago, in the finals of the National Physics Competition, the talented girl Shen Xingwan was disqualified in public. She made no excuses, only leaving one sentence, "I don't need to cheat to win," and then quietly disappeared.
Three years later, at the opening ceremony of Middle School A, Lu Yanzhou, the first-year student in grade, took the stage to speak. Out of the corner of his eye, he caught a glimpse of Shen Xingwan, the second-year student in grade two, riding an old bicycle and flipping through a physics problem set in the corner of the playground. He recognized her. He was a silent bystander in the shady incident three years ago. He had carried this guilt for three years.
Shen Xingwan didn't remember him, but found him annoying, appearing next to her all day long. An anonymous reporting letter forced the two to bind: she gave him extra lessons, and he helped her find out the truth. From provincial competitions to national competitions, from gold medals to 200,000 medical expenses, from exposing Professor Liu's plagiarism conspiracy to confronting the grade group head-on.
When she asked, "Are you nice to me because of guilt or because you like me?", He was speechless.
On the day of farewell at the airport, she said: "I won't wait any longer. It's now."
From A Middle School to Peking University, from Beijing to Boston, this is never a story of "the prince saves the princess" - it is the girl who gets rid of the injustice and escapes poverty on her own, and it is the boy who spends three years to make up for his guilt and spends his whole life to love.
They don't know yet that the real test has just begun.
