Doctor of Philosophy Lin Zhiwei's "being" is facing the siege of reality: the dormitory is cut off, the library is under renovation, and the thesis is stuck. In desperation, she temporarily moved into the office of her boyfriend, Chen Yan, a postdoctoral fellow in astronomy.
Chen Yan is gentle, rational, and perfect like a double star system, but because he was stationed in Qinghai for eight months, he could only rely on the remote AI "Xiaotian" to accompany her for him.
There is another person in the office: Chen Yan's junior brother Shen Yao. He didn't talk much, but he remembered that she didn't add sugar to her coffee; he was from a rural area, but he was confident and calm, and he cooked a bowl of noodles with quiet consideration.
At first it was just that the workstations were next to each other, but later it was raining with Communist umbrellas, revising manuscripts late at night, and saying, "The way you frown is like a comet torn apart by gravity."
Lin Zhiwei thought that he was just temporarily living in a certain orbit, until AI Xiaotian calmly reminded: "The frequency of your mention of Shen Yao is 1.7 Times that of Chen Yan."
She panicked.
On one side is the stable love that has been planned for the future, and on the other side is the unexpected heartbeat deviation.
When the order of the universe collides with human variables, she must answer the most philosophical question:
If love is a track, do you dare to deviate from it for the sake of a star?
——Gao Zhi Sweet Pet × Academic Romance × The Power of Two Male Advocates
A tender struggle between reason, loyalty and true desire.
Purpose: The work is based on the intellectual collision of astronomy and philosophy, telling a woman's self-awareness and brave choice between "stable love" and "heartbeat bias". The core of what it explores is not betrayal or right or wrong, but: true loyalty, first of all, being loyal to one's true inner feelings. Between reason and emotion, order and accident, responsibility and desire, people can still gently but firmly move towards their own track - even if that means deviating from the "correct" path in the eyes of everyone. This is a gentle revelation written to all those who have lost themselves in relationships: Love is not about sticking to the track, but about daring to adjust the course for the true light.