Qi Shuyan is full of thorns, has a poisonous tongue and is violent. He locks all his tenderness under old scars and only dares to cover up his uneasiness with questions and silence.
Yu Qingheng is a slow-moving road addict, seemingly soft and transparent, hiding a drawer of bookmarks and a loneliness that no one knows about.
One is so tough-talking, the other is so slow.
He was mean and he was stupid, he thought he was cold, but on countless rooftop afternoons, next to wrong questions, with strawberry candies and chili sauce, he quietly gave his heart to the other person.
It was clear that my heart was beating out of control, but no one was willing to speak first.
Two teenagers who are not good at saying they like each other crash into each other's softest hearts.
Concept: Two teenagers with scars from their original families, accustomed to silence and pretense, find a sense of security and belonging in each other, learn to let go of their guard, face their hearts, and complete self-salvation and gentle growth in the silence and clumsy approach.