In order to prove that "love can be quantified", Xu Xingran, a science genius, set Lu Heng, a great master of the philosophy department, as an experimental sample. She rigorously recorded every data until she discovered that the anonymous account that had recorded her for three years—the IP address pointed directly to his apartment.
It turns out that she is the ultimate subject of his continuous observation. Two people who tried to use formulas to deconstruct love ushered in the defection of their hearts when the data went out of control. The "Lin-Gu constant" they jointly discovered shocked the academic world and caused huge controversy. From school to old age, they spend their lives verifying: In the absolutely rational world of mathematics, loving you is the only axiom that I do not need to prove.
Purpose: This book tells the story of a couple who are top academics who use mathematical methods to study love and finally discover the "unquantifiable core" of emotion. It explores how humans can defend the mystery and sublimity of love in an era when everything can be deconstructed by data. It celebrates the wonderful coexistence of reason and sensibility - true love, which can not only describe its laws with rigorous formulas, but also always retains a fatalistic miracle beyond the scope of calculation. This is not only an ultimate sapiosexual romance, but also a profound interpretation of "Science has boundaries, but true love is infinite."
