In the strict order of Qingteng Middle School, Shen Xilan was the rule itself - until Yu Xiangqing broke into her world as sophisticated as an algorithm like a piece of virus code that could not be compiled.
Genius transfer student Yu Xiangqing used a huge gamble on "freedom and surveillance" to drag the discipline-abiding Minister of Ethics and Ethics into a 120-hour extreme collaboration. In the computer room filled with caffeine and data flow, they used code as their language to engage in silent conversations about attack, defense and repair. Reason and wildness collide and entangle on the screen, creating a fatal understanding that transcends confrontation.
They are each other's mirror images and each other's vulnerabilities. But they are not the only ones in Ivy Middle School. The scrutiny of the outside world, the counterattack of vested interests, and the natural barriers brought about by the labels of "top students" and "troublemakers" are like invisible walls. When the brief dawn of cooperation has faded, greater competition and deeper suspicion are already in place.
This is a two-way journey that takes place on an isolated island of youth and is doomed to be difficult. They tried to use logic to prove the possibility of getting closer and use code to build a bridge of connection, but they had to face an ancient proposition: before becoming part of each other's continent, perhaps everyone was an isolated island first.
And are all the stories of isolated islands filled with regrets that cannot be drowned by the tide?
Intention: I don't know
