On the first day of school, Su Youyou got into a big disaster - her slippery milk tea accurately spilled onto the valuable limited edition sneakers of campus legend Lu Chen. In the eyes of everyone, the unattainable top scholar and second-generation rich man just glanced at her white-washed canvas shoes and the dropped student aid application form with cold eyes, and left indifferently, leaving her alone to bear the gazes and embarrassment from all directions.
Su Youyou thought that this was the worst episode in her ordinary college life. Little did he know, the gears of fate were turning. She unexpectedly became her seatmate next to her in the high school math class, his slight negation when the club was recruiting new students, the black umbrella he forcefully handed over in the rain... That aloof Lu Chen began to forcefully intervene in her world through various "coincidences".
When rumors spread on the forum, and when the anonymous warning rose was delivered to the table, Su Youyou was shocked to realize that this fate that began with an unexpected collision had already drawn her into the center of the whirlpool. And Lu Chen, who seemed cold and distant, would carry her through the crowd when she was most embarrassed, would silently escort her back to the dormitory late at night, and would even show his unique favor to her in front of everyone.
He asked her: "Why do you think I'm so nice to you?"
Su Youyou's heartbeat was completely out of rhythm.
So, this iceberg that no one can melt has actually been quietly loosened for her?
Purpose: By depicting the encounter and mutual acquaintance of male and female protagonists with very different family backgrounds on campus, it aims to explore how true love can transcend differences in external conditions and be based on spiritual resonance and mutual achievement. It encourages young people to not lose themselves while pursuing love, and always maintain the courage to grow independently, and ultimately interprets the positive values of "love is the motivation to become a better self, not an excuse to depend on others."