Lu Yan and Shen Yubai had not dealt with each other for three years.
Ever since he was ranked second in the first monthly exam in the first year of high school, Lu Yan had identified Shen Yubai as his lifelong enemy.
Fighting for the first place, the MVP of the basketball game, the last sweet and sour pork ribs in the cafeteria, and even a compliment from the class teacher, the two of them would be red-faced.
Everyone knows that Lu Yan is the demon king running rampant in the school, and Shen Yubai is the proud son of heaven. The two are born to be rivals with magnetic fields that repel each other.
Until one rainy night, Lu Yan was blocked in an alley, and Shen Yubai stood in front of him holding an umbrella.
The boy's white shirt was soaked by the rain, but he handed the only umbrella into his hand, and his tone was softer than Lu Yan had ever heard: "Lu Yan, stop fighting."
Later, Lu Yan discovered that Shen Yubai's "Bai Yueguang" persona seemed to be only for other people.
For him, Shen Yubai would deliberately throw his pen at his feet during evening self-study, pat his head with a textbook when he was sleeping in class, and secretly give him an orange candy after he was criticized by the teacher.
Lu Yan stared at the candy and felt for the first time that something was wrong with his nemesis.
What's even worse is that he actually starts to look forward to his "accidental encounter" with Shen Yubai every day.
Concept: Youthful rebellion and tenderness are never in conflict. In the tit-for-tat pull, one can find an undefined preference that belongs to each other.
