When Song Huai, the heir to the Song family who is still in the water, meets Lu Li, the young master of the Lu family who has a thorny growth, the collision of the two top academics from the top families creates a storm in L.
Song Huai, the gentle school boy who was recommended to the top universities, hid the potential to control the overall situation. A folding fan and a Ru kiln thermos cup showed his family background; Lu Li, the unruly school bully who stood on the ceiling of the competition in his second year of high school. The black gold dagger pen and the million-dollar check he tore up were footnotes to his wildness. A startling glimpse at the beginning of school, the mole in the corner of Song Huai's eye awakened Lu Li's vague memory fragments, and the fight for seats in the training room deepened the intersection between the two.
Song Huai would hold Lu Li's bleeding hand and press it into the pool when he was driven into a rage by his family, and promised softly, "Leave the affairs of the Lu family to me." He would also clasp the back of his neck in public at a banquet and declare to Lu's father, "I will tame my thorns myself." In front of the throne of the International Olympiad, next to the misplaced Jade Huang, when Song Huai casually paved the way for Lu Li, his words "My little friend deserves the best" made this contest that started with identity, fell into intellect, and ended with heartbeat, a peak love chapter exclusively for them.
Purpose: 1. The pinnacle interpretation of the love between two powerful people: abandon the dependence relationship that is common in campus love, and focus on the confrontation and fetters between Song Huai and Lu Li, two top academics from aristocratic families. With the characteristics of the control of "still water runs deep" and the wildness of "thorny thorns", it shows the love of equal attraction and mutual tameness in the competition of intelligence and identity, highlighting that "evenly matched" is the core of ultimate romance. 2. The collision between appearance and true self: Breaking the stereotypes of "school grassroots being gentle" and "school bully being reckless", it explores the individual's true self under the aura of aristocratic families and external labels through Song Huai's family confidence under his gentle appearance and his loneliness after his unruly behavior. Using love as a bond, he writes about the process of soul resonance beneath the surface, conveying the emotional value of "seeing each other's essence". 3. The two-way rush of protection and growth: Focusing on Song Huai's "guided protection" of Lu Li (settling family troubles and paving the way forward), and Lu Li's "wild transformation" from confrontation to acceptance, showing the two-way healing of tolerance in the upper years and growth in the lower years. Integrating family responsibilities and personal choices, it interprets the growth proposition of "good love is mutual achievement and reaching the top together".
