The night when heavy rain washed away the construction site landmarks, Pei Wang rushed into the rain for the first time. He held an umbrella, but he always stood three steps away from Shen Zhao. His gold-rimmed glasses were wet from the rain, but he stubbornly refused to get closer. It wasn't until Shen Zhao complained that "the umbrella was crooked" that he pushed the umbrella towards her in a panic, leaving half of his shoulders soaked in the rain.
From then on, Pei Wan's "errors" became Shen Zhao's "daily routine": there was always one more box of measuring sticks in her toolbox than others, and there was always an extra cup of warm tea next to her workstation. Even the "error of 0.2" She mentioned casually, he would circle in red pen in the next day's report, with "0.2 Millimeters, just enough for me to see you clearly" written next to it.
Shen Zhao once thought he was "trouble" until one day when the rainstorm came again, Pei Wan suddenly took off his glasses and said: "I don't need an umbrella this time - when the rain stops, the error is 0.2, Which is just enough for me to walk to you."
It turned out that the pair of glasses was not his "disguise", but the armor that he was afraid of being "not good enough"; and after the rain stopped, he finally dared to take them off and use his truest self to measure a period of heartbeat from "error" to "just right".
Intention: Use "error" as a metaphor for the imperfection and reality of emotions, and use "stop of rain" to symbolize the closeness between hearts.
It expresses a restrained and delicate love through the details of "0.2 Mm" - not a grand confession, but a silent measurement and quietly approaching in daily life. The male protagonist uses "error" to hide his heartbeat, uses "rain stop" to take off the mask, and finally uses his truest self to get closer to the person he wants to protect.
Core idea: Love is to turn "error" into "just right".