On the first day of the second year of high school, Shen Han, the top grader in the grade who always lives alone, met Lin Qingyu, who was assigned to be his new deskmate. Shen Han was used to wrapping himself in quiet alienation, but Lin Qingyu was like a ray of sunshine that naturally shined into his regular and lonely life without warning.
The story begins with an inadvertent touch next to a classroom seat, an explanation of a math problem, and a shared lunch, and slowly unfolds in daily campus scenes—a quiet afternoon in the library, a stop by the basketball court, an encounter on the way to school, and a brief conversation between classes. There are no ups and downs of dramatic conflicts, only real and trivial moments of youth, no deliberately designed romantic plots, only the natural process of quietly growing emotions in the accumulation of bits and pieces.
When Shen Han, who is accustomed to loneliness, meets Lin Qingyu, who is always warm, and when the world of rational order meets vivid and vivid existence, the two teenagers learn how to share their time, space, and unspoken feelings with another person on the campus under the clear sky.
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