There is always a special painting hanging in Shen Xingmian's room:
In the painting, a red fox with bright fur squats on a wishing tree, with a sweetly sleeping little otter curled up at the tip of its tail. The fox whispered piously to the tree hole. There were countless wishing bottles floating in the stream in the distance, with a childish line written on the bottles:
"Brother Fox will grant all the wishes of the little otter."
Ten years later, this painting has become a legend in the illustration world, but no one knows that the "Brother Fox" in the painting is none other than Lu Zhiheng, a professor of mathematics at the School of Foreign Languages who wears a suit and leather shoes and is ascetic as to make his legs weak.
The little otter on the tip of his tail was the art student Shen Xingmian who always secretly drew pictures of him in class and was taken to the office for "individual tutoring" by him by the scruff of his neck.
"Make a wish?" He placed her in front of the easel, ran his fingertips over the small words she had stamped on the corner of the painting ten years ago, and his voice was as low as the wind when making a wish:
"The wish you made back then was to marry me when you grow up."
"Now, it's time to return your wish."
Concept: Use fairy tales as dreams and reality as light
