In midsummer, cicadas chirp noisily and camphor trees fill the alleys, hiding the clumsiest and most sincere secrets of young people. The ignorant and cute Song Ruoyao has been secretly in love with the cold and gentle queen Jiang Huining for a year. She hides her thoughts behind her eyes and dare not speak out. When she finally got the contact information, she impulsively summoned up the courage to send a message to the boy, confessing "I like you" rashly. But as soon as the words fell, shyness and panic swept through her heart. She hurriedly sent out several explanations, lying that it was just a simple good impression, deliberately smoothing out the hot heartbeat, for fear that the abrupt confession would break the ordinary relationship between the two. Jiang Huining, who has always been taciturn and distant from others, couldn't help but chuckle when he saw the girl's inconsistent, flustered and clumsy news. He saw through her little thoughts of duplicity, but only responded with a gentle and plain thank you. A green and ambiguous two-way pull begins.
Purpose: to record the unique pure emotions of the campus era: liking is never a reckless embarrassment, but the most precious courage of youth. Those thoughts hidden in the peripheral vision, the awkwardness of duplicity, and cautious temptations are all the gentlest marks of youth. Two-way understanding and tolerance allow young secret love to slowly take root, heal all young people's timidity and awkwardness, and interpret the cleanest and purest two-way pursuit.