Huai Yezhou, the "God of Violence" in Class 1, Grade 2, is recognized by the whole school as the "king of tough words" - he fights neatly but keeps his hands. He is the best in science and is not arrogant. He only says "thank you" as "stop pretending to be a good person" and refuses to admit that he is afraid of the dark or ticklish. Until the transfer student Lin Zhixu airborne, this "cheap scholar" who was steady in the liberal arts and could compete with him in the sciences, specifically picked on Huai Yezhou's "tough talk": he stuffed a frog into his pencil case, deliberately made him angry that he was "two points higher than you in science", and even pinched his face in anticipation of his fist.
From moving the exercise books on the desk to each other, to the coats handed to them in the equipment room; from "don't get me wrong" when shielding each other from the gangsters, to the teasing of pinching waists and feeding water at sports events, the two were filled with ambiguity in their "mutual pit". It wasn't until the naughty kiss on the rooftop that Lin Zhixu held down Huai Yezhou's wrist to reveal the truth: "You don't hate me anymore." The tough-tongued school bully blushed but did not push him away.
In the air-conditioned room during the summer vacation remedial class, Huai Yezhou's green and gentle touch made Huai Yezhou completely admit his defeat - it turns out that no matter how tough his mouth is, it can't match someone's precise "strategy", nor can it beat the heartbeat hidden in the words. This is a "mutual trap" between academics, and it is also a record of a sweet high school love affair in which a tough-talking school bully was "fished" into his heart.
Intention: The beauty and fearlessness of youth