Everyone knows that Professor Xie Qingyan, the new professor from the School of Liberal Arts, is young and promising, but also so indifferent that he is almost inhumane. His whole body is always covered with a thin layer of frost that keeps strangers away. He is polite and distant to everyone, and his sense of propriety is engraved in his bones.
No one knew that the first time he saw Wen Wanning on the day of registration for new students, his heart was in a state of confusion. Like the pages of a book that had been silent for many years, they were suddenly lifted open by a gust of wind.
Wen Wanning lives under the airtight control of a Chinese-style family. She has been docile and well-behaved for nineteen years, but getting admitted to this niche major was the first time she rebelled in her life. When she first met Xie Qingyan, she thought of him as a stern and distant teacher, respectful and distant.
She didn't know that those just-right guidance, calm care, and logical part-time jobs were never accidental. He watched the ambiguities and temptations around her with cold eyes, being patient and seducing her step by step, giving all his tenderness and preference to only her.
It was only after she realized that her heart moved that she broke through the boundary between teacher and student. He pushed her away with a cold face, his tone was indifferent, but his eyes were filled with extremely controlled possessiveness. "Wen Wanning, study hard and don't think about anything else."
She thought they were strangers. Little did she know that this cold and ascetic professor had already assigned her to the future and was waiting patiently for her to graduate and break free from the shackles.
On the day of graduation, Xie Qingyan blocked her in the corridor, and his usually cold voice was muted: "Graduation. Now, you can come home with me."
Note: Shuangjie, the male protagonist and the female protagonist are 12 years old
Intention: Break away from the shackles of origin, be loyal to your inner love, and rush towards light and love in mutual redemption.