During a truth or dare at the bar, Cheng Zhen walked towards the cold and dazzling Su Ziyi at the bar with a wine glass in hand, and was smitten at a glance.
Originally the person to be introduced by his friend's sister, Cheng Zhen took the opportunity to change his private WeChat account, pretended to be a friend and lurked in the chat, creating random encounters step by step, hiding his status as a wealthy family and the halo of the student union, and only approached him as an ordinary student.
Once Su Zi suffered the consequences of sibling love, she insisted that she would never get involved with Nianxia, but her defense was broken time and again by this clean, reliable, and responsive younger brother.
He is the invincible MVP on the court, the academic god who has won many national awards in the laboratory, and is only her canine puppy in private; she is the algorithm elite who is vigorous and resolute in the workplace, and the graduate student with the most professional faults, but she can only put down all her hard shell in front of him.
Ambiguous pull and two-way love are just the beginning. The reality that the two have to face comes one after another: instigation from suitors of the same age, campus rumors and criticism, age prejudices of both parents, business competition between the two families, conflicts in career tracks, misaligned growth rhythms, leading to several fierce arguments, and repeated emotional shadows from the past.
They have the bitter pull of cold wars, misunderstandings and self-doubts, but also the ultimate sweetness of supporting each other in times of lows, empowering each other in career, and sacrificing their lives to protect each other in crisis.
Su Ziyi taught him to lose his youthful recklessness and learn to mature and balance; Cheng Zhen healed her past emotional trauma and made her let go of her obsession with the age difference.
From the trial of their first meeting in a bar, to working side by side on campus and in the workplace, they overcame worldly perspectives, family resistance, and inner barriers, and finally went in both directions, completing the double summit of study and career, and confirming that they were the only ones to rely on each other for the rest of their lives.
