Luo Zhi is recognized as the most flamboyant girl in the school, a debate champion, a tomboy on the basketball court, and a thorn in the side who dares to confront the dean. But she hides a dark secret in her heart - she has a crush on Chi Mian, a trainee in her class, for three years from the first day of her freshman year of high school. The first disaster struck at the end of her sophomore year in high school. She accidentally heard Chi Mian smiling at her agent outside the practice room and saying, "High school girls are too naive. I only care about my career at this stage." At that moment, she clenched her fists and turned around to leave, locking the more than a hundred unsent love letters she had just written into the bottom of the drawer. The second disaster was at the beginning of the third year of high school. Chi Mian was in danger of quitting the team due to a torn ligament in a stage accident. No one in the class dared to get close to his gloomy aura. Only Luo Zhi "happened" to bring an extra breakfast and threw it on his desk every day. He insisted, "Hey, don't starve to death. No one is competing with me for the first place in the grade." But late at night, he went over the wall to the drugstore to buy plaster and secretly stuffed it into his school bag. The third disaster was the campus party on the eve of graduation. Chi Mian returned from injury and performed on stage. Luo Zhi hid in the backstage control room and watched him on the screen with red eyes. Unexpectedly, he suddenly stopped in the middle of singing and said into the microphone, "This next song is for someone who never said he liked me, but kept me alive for three years." Luo Zhi turned to run away as the audience screamed, but was instantly locked by the spotlight on the stage. Moral premise: True courage is not to shout love loudly, but to dare to admit that you care when the whole world thinks you don't care.
