Jiang Xu, the school bully of No. 3 Middle School in the city, is the famous "devil incarnation" in the whole school. His light flaxen hair can't cover the scar on his eyebrows. His ruffian eyes hide disdain and loneliness. Fighting and skipping classes are normal, but there is an unknown softness hidden in places where no one can see. The arrival of the transfer student Su Ye broke the peace of the campus: his long burgundy curly hair, honey-colored skin that made his facial features bright and sharp, almond-shaped eyes with fire, and a wilder temper than Jiang Xu. The moment the motorcycle roared into the school gate, he and Jiang Xu were destined to become tit-for-tat "dead enemies."
They went from fighting each other in class, to collisions in the corridor, to rivalries on the playground, to unexpected encounters side by side in the alley outside the school, fighting and testing each other all the way. Jiang Xu's brotherhood (Comedian Lin Hao, upright sports student Chen Yang), Su Ye's first ally (gentle academic tyrant Li Ting), class beauty Bai Xue who has a crush on Jiang Xu, strict and defensive class teacher Li Zhe, parents with their own secret stories... A group of lively people interweave a lively and real campus scene.
There is the rebellion and impulsiveness of young girls, the sincerity between friends, the harmony and understanding between teachers and students, and the estrangement and reconciliation between parents and children. In repeated conflicts and approaches, Jiang Xu and Su Ye discovered that beneath each other's seemingly hard shells, they both hid their hearts longing to be understood - Jiang Xu's rebellion stemmed from his parents' neglect, and Su Ye's wildness stemmed from the protection of his father's dream. They redeem each other, fight against prejudice together, and grow and transform together, making this period of youth that begins with "head-on confrontation" eventually become the blazing sun that illuminates each other's lives.
Purpose: Focus on the rebellion and growth of adolescence, explore themes such as "original family", "prejudice and understanding" and "self-salvation", show the process of young girls learning to be tolerant in collisions and finding direction in confusion, and convey the values of "real growth is the courage to face vulnerability, and real gentleness is understanding your rebelliousness".
