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Shen Zhile: "Classmate! Do you want to sign up for the club? Come to the Information Club! First-hand information on campus, the first line of happiness. Classmate, let's find out!" He Xian: "The format of the application form is wrong, please rewrite it." Shen Zhile couldn't figure out why he could be easily manipulated by such a person? Approving a watch is like approving a memorial, smiling is like giving alms, and sending someone to the station is like completing KPIs. The most annoying thing was that he was still staring at that dead face in a daze. "I have some opinions on you personally." ... Have I provoked you? Brother, we didn't know each other before! The arrogant and scheming student union president × the president of the Vitality Bomb Information Agency Happy friends, campus group portraits, high sugar warning! Intention: intention High school is a piece of paper filled with grids, and everyone is looking for the correct answer in the grid. He Xian's grid is the biggest, brightest, and most standard, and everyone thinks he lives in the ranks of perfect scores. But only he knew that the grid was empty, not even an echo. He does everything "right" but can't find a single thing he "want". Until he saw Shen Zhile, a rabbit who had been ridiculed, made things difficult, and beaten back to his original form again and again, still stubbornly holding on to his little broken club and refusing to let go. Shen Zhile's grid is small and crowded. He is known as a "gathering place for women with long tongues" and carries a past that no one knows about. When he laughs loudest, he often has the hardest time speaking. He thought he could deceive himself by pretending to be happy. But you can't fool someone who sees everything. Two teenagers, one was awake and numb, the other was confused and enthusiastic. They see the missing piece of themselves in each other, and then tear each other apart, test each other, and get closer to each other. It's not who saved the other, but two people working together to take the word "happiness" out of the framework defined by others and reassemble it into its own shape. The story takes the campus growth of the two male protagonists as the main line, stringing together the overt and covert struggles between clubs, the subtle opposition between the student union and ordinary students, the prejudice behind the intelligence agency being looked down upon, and the hidden pain about the mental health of teenagers brought out by Le Chang's death. Some people are falling in silence, while others are asking for help in the noise. The school is the stage and the club is the world, in which young people have their own concerns and struggles. What kind of person is considered happy? He Xian's answer is to find something he is willing to do without being "right". Shen Zhile's answer is to admit his unhappiness and still choose not to give up. Not only did they find answers for themselves, but they also let people around them see that communities that were originally wrapped up in prejudice can also become the light for others. It turns out that every seemingly useless persistence is quietly changing something. Those fights, fights, competitions, and heartbeats all ended up in one sentence - We don't have to live in a grid to be each other's answer.