Lu Zhixing, 22 years old, is studying for a PhD in plant protection.
The world is simple: samples, data, rare plants waiting to bloom.
Until the sister wearing a creamy apricot-colored shirt and a smile as perfect as an advertisement broke into his rain forest.
He couldn't understand many of the words she said: "emotional resonance", "personalized IP", "visual hammer"...
But when she slips, he subconsciously catches her.
When she looked at the golden phoenix moth and said "like the heart of the forest", he felt that it was more accurate than any description in the paper.
He doesn't understand love, but he understands observation and recording.
So he launched a non-academic study:
"Research on the Possibility of Sustainable Symbiosis of Shen Xingran Individuals"
Research tools include:
1. Remember all her preferences (coffee with half sugar, prone to anxiety on Thursdays)
2. Share everything he finds beautiful (the microscopic structure of a patch of moss, the wings of a moth)
3. Be a quiet presence when she needs her ("I'm here. I'm just here, okay?")
Difficulties encountered in research: She would view relationships with a "risk assessment" and would be at a loss for what to do because of his "straight balls."
So he wrote a program and built a model to learn how to love her, just like restoring a degraded forest land.
The final report shows:
"Experiment in cross-ecosystem symbiosis - successful. System stability: high. Evolutionary potential: unlimited."
And her reply was:
"The subject has been accepted. Conclusion: Agree to symbiosis. Period: until all samples lose vital signs."
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The straight romance of a 22-year-old scientific research boy and the rational collapse of a 28-year-old sister
Concept: Starting from the collision between the city and the rainforest, they experienced the conflict of values and the friction of thinking patterns, and finally learned to find a paradigm of intimate relationship called "deep connection and mutual freedom" in each other's "wilderness". This is not a story of domestication but of co-evolution. It tells how two imperfect people are willing to continue to learn and adjust for each other and themselves, and finally form a relationship like a symbiotic system in the rainforest - independently intertwined and nourishing each other. Dedicated to all modern people who still long for real breathing in the "exquisite cage".