A cup of spilled coffee brought Lin Zhixia, a girl from the Chinese Department, into Gu Yan's world.
He is the "Gu Shen" who is admired by all the stars, cold, excellent, and out of reach; she is an ordinary girl who works hard and studies, is sensitive, stubborn, and is used to swallowing "I am not worthy" in her stomach. She didn't know that this person who said "whatever" would remember that she didn't eat coriander, liked orange flavor, and would wait for her in seat 32 in the library; he didn't know that this seemingly gentle girl carried the burden left behind by her father's car accident in her heart, and regarded all her heartbeats as "extravagant hopes that would not last long."
Two people with scars, one afraid of being abandoned and the other afraid of not being worthy, came awkwardly close to each other in the sweetness of orange soda. It wasn't until misunderstandings, identity gaps, and family obstacles ensued that she finally understood that love is not about who is superior or inferior, but "I am willing to be brave for you once."
This is a story about secret love, growth and redemption.
Summer will end, but for some people, once their heart falls, it lasts for a lifetime.
