Seventeen-year-old Mi Ning is sensible. She is used to giving in, being forbearing, and swallowing all her grievances. She never fights or defends. She just wants to survive the boring and depressing senior year of high school in peace. But a sudden and false accusation of cheating in the final exam pushed her into the whirlpool of criticism from the whole school. Everyone watched indifferently and followed the trend of ridicule, but Wen Xu, the number one Buddhist scholar in the school, took out the surveillance camera in public and cleared all her grievances word by word. No one knew that this top academic god who seemed lazy and indifferent to everything had secretly hidden the introverted and cowardly Mi Ning in his heart since they first met him in the first year of high school and guarded her silently for more than two years. He approached her step by step, dealt with her gently, cleared up all the rumors around her, and clumsily and paranoidly favored one person. The good girl with low self-esteem and sensitivity gradually fell into decline, but she was always trapped by the cowardice and hidden secrets in her heart. She mistakenly regarded the intersection of work as a childhood sweetheart, and repeatedly retreated and evaded; he was sinister and tolerant, and laid out layers of plans, just to change her mediocre and gloomy youth. When the municipal subject competition officially begins, new interpersonal disputes and secret crises follow one after another. The foreign admission notice hidden deep in the heart, the unknown two-way secret love, and misplaced misunderstandings completely break the peaceful daily life. Is this prologue of their youth a gentle rush for two-way redemption, or is it destined to end in regret as they pass each other by?
