The nights in Xinjiang are very long. The snow line of Tianshan Mountain glows white under the moonlight, and the Milky Way can cover the entire sky in the Gobi Desert in summer. Jiang Jianwei took the exam from that vast area - four thousand kilometers, all the way east, landing in the Magic City, a city with countless stars looking up.
Jiang Jianwei is very scientific when it comes to love. She wrote the "80/20 rule" in her emotional notes: how to allocate companionship, how to quantify investment, and how to calculate heartbeat - she believed that feelings can be calculated clearly.
She calculated very carefully. The 80% she paid the most to was given to Wu Wenji in the dormitory next door; to whom was the remaining 20% given? She thought it was just a distribution issue.
What she didn't know was that Wen Ji had been waiting for her to see him clearly from the first time he heard her voice in the canyon. I waited nine months and another semester.
It wasn't until the day they broke up that she realized that when she cried, the face that came to her mind was never his.
"I've been waiting for you for nine months and another semester. Now, I don't want to wait anymore."
It turns out that there is no 80/20 rule in relationships - there is only one person who has been waiting for her for a whole year, waiting for her to understand her mental arithmetic.
This time, it was her turn to travel four thousand kilometers to Tibet to chase that man back.
Intention: There is no 80/20 rule in relationships - it is more courageous to see your smallest heartbeat clearly than to chase someone back.