Some encounters start with an unexpected zero score.
Lin Suiwan's world was one of flowing colors and uncertain inspiration, until he met Gu Yu'an, the young man who used formulas to measure everything and build the world with logic. He was like a perfect equation with no solution, hanging high above her dismal physics transcript.
He taught her the power of decomposition, but she wanted to decompose his heart.
What started as a tutoring program to "raise the class average" has quietly evolved into privately customized teaching. Under the setting sun in the library and the silhouette of the piano room, he used the most rational language to solve the most emotional puzzle for her. From Newton's third law to "Action and reaction forces, do they also apply to the distance between hugs?"
Some love, finally a long-planned conservation.
When the separated trajectories are cut off by the ocean, and when day and night are torn apart by jet lag, they use their own methods to construct the coordinates of reunion in parallel time and space. He wrote a program to simulate the weather in her city; she mixed colors to depict the stars on the paper he calculated.
This is a game between rationality and emotion, and a long verification that spans ten years.
He used mathematics to prove the existence of "forever", and she used art to depict the shape of "forever".
It turns out that the best love is when you grow freely in my definition domain, and I find the only solution in your value domain.
Purpose: This novel, under the appearance of a youthful sweetheart, explores "how two seemingly different souls can jointly build an evenly matched and sustainable love by understanding each other's language (rational formulas and emotional colors), and ultimately expand this private emotion into a value that illuminates the wider world."