Yin Anyu is the fault ceiling of science. He can solve mathematics, physics and chemistry at the drop of a pen, but he is trapped in the square inches of liberal arts. Wen Jingye is a god-level academic master in liberal arts. He has written poems and essays, but he can't break through the barriers of science.
During a mid-term exam, the two of them sat next to each other in the exam room and became each other's most special complementary confidants.
He sorted out the classical Chinese test points for her, polished the composition ideas, and calmed her anxiety about preparing for the liberal arts exam; she helped him dismantle science logic, overcome the final problem, and clear away the obstacles for him to answer math questions.
In the eyes of others, they are secretly rivals who are ranked among the top two in their grade. Only each other knows that the careful instructions outside the examination room, the confidence in each other in the examination room, and the whispered exchanges in the corridor are all the tender thoughts hidden in youth.
The autumn evening wind blows through the sycamore trees, the boy's restrained secret love, and the girl's ignorant mind, meet quietly and slowly for a long time while walking side by side.
It turns out that the best youth is when we are evenly matched, when we are illuminated in both directions, when the evening breeze is just right, and when we meet An Yu who belongs to him.
Mission: Healthy competition, beyond winning and losing