"Irises Don't Know"
Shen Zhiyi, the youngest professor in the world of botany, firmly believes that everything can be digitized, and even love is an invalid variable to be solved in her research.
Su Yuan, the owner of a small flower shop in the city center, firmly believes that every flower has its own unique language and soul and deserves to be treated with tenderness.
They were supposed to be two parallel lines, but they suddenly intersected because a rare iris in Shen Zhiyi's laboratory that was related to her academic future suddenly died. All the evidence points to the "suspect" Su Yuan.
In order to calm down the turmoil and save the project, Shen Zhiyi had to bow to the "romanticists" she disliked most and proposed a deal in which each got what they needed:
"Pretend to be my lover and help me with my family. In return, I will help you save this flower shop that is about to close down."
Su Yuan nodded mysteriously.
From then on, "Good Morning Roses" with no data meaning began to appear in the professor's laboratory; the florist's orders were also mixed with bizarre maintenance instructions accurate to the milliliter.
Until one rainy night, Shen Zhiyi pressed the drunken Su Yuan against the steamy greenhouse glass, and his restrained voice revealed the cracks for the first time:
"Did your flower language book teach you..."
"How can a person who only believes in science learn to love unconditionally?"
But Su Yuan just stood on tiptoes and gently put an iris petal into the pocket of her white coat.
"It says that you don't know what you mean until you know what you mean."
Concept: The collision of love and reason