There are two completely different worlds hidden in the Yan Study Room - on one side is Wen Ci's quiet room for ancient books. His plain clothes are stained with light ink marks. He holds a delicate tool lightly with his fingertips, carefully smoothing the yellowed ancient scroll fragments. Every move is full of traces. Be careful, for fear of disturbing the old time that has accumulated over time; on the other side is Jiang Xun's music practice studio, where the electronic music melody surges wantonly, the sonorous drum beats shake the window screens lightly, and the whole body is filled with the enthusiastic and youthful spirit.
It's originally an elegant and elegant music that meets passionate music, but it's completely out of place. Wen Ci felt that the loud music disturbed his mind and made his movements unsteady; Jiang Xun laughed at him for being calm and restrained, too cold and reserved. Until an accidental spill of potion and a down-and-out, weak stray kitten closely linked the quiet scholar and the unruly musician, forming an inextricable bond.
The young man who has always been tough-talking and free-spirited will silently help him carry the thermostats used to preserve ancient books; Wen Ci, who is introverted and taciturn, will quietly save up his savings to buy him new piano strings.
It turns out that in the melodious ballads written by Jiang Xun, the fragrance of ink lingers on the fingertips, depicting his gentle appearance of bowing his head while repairing books; it turns out that the elegant flower paper carefully framed with gentle words all hides the gentle moonlight that accompanied him late at night and spent a long night together.
Concept: Two male protagonists, ancient style