Lin Yan can sit in the library's ancient books library all day long, talking little and being quiet, with thin calluses on his hands from book repair. He is extremely confident in his profession, but he is slow to warm up to feelings but will not give up once he is determined.
Lu Chen is known as the "Living King of Hell" in the whole school. He has broad shoulders and narrow waist. When he wears a flight jacket, his hormones can overturn half of the playground. His eyes are as sharp as a knife when he is flying a fighter jet, he climbs over the wall to deliver medicine when chasing his wife, transfers money to buy breakfast, and deletes all black posts on the Internet with one phone call.
A slip of the tongue about "looking for a husband" caused her to die on the spot in the playground club. But he chased her to the classroom, leaned over her ear and said, "I'll be your husband."
From being forced to be an academic partner, to her being a tough professor for him in the ancient book restoration room; from his princess hugging her and rushing to the school doctor's office, her hands shaking so much that she couldn't hold the steering wheel, to when he was in the political trial crisis and said with red eyes, "Flight and love, I want them all."
She helped him restore the handwriting left behind by his grandfather before his death, and decipher the lost ancient routes and weather warnings; he proposed using a glider at an altitude of 10,000 meters, and she returned the favor with a "Flight Log" that she personally edited and annotated.
She is a national-level intangible cultural heritage inheritor who is "cold but not cowardly", and he is a fighter pilot who is "a wolf dog in the sky and a loyal dog on the ground". She protected him in the sky with a thousand-year scroll, and he protected her in Chang'an with steel wings.
——"Thank you for those words back then."
——"What?"
——"Looking for a husband."
Purpose: Inheriting the Chinese cultural heritage and guarding the vast sky - the profession and love, family and country and responsibility of young people in the new era