As a highly capable talent with extraordinary intelligence and unmatched good looks, Yan Hui is deeply distressed that he is only 178 centimeters tall. Even though more than half the girls in his class have secret crushes on him, that has done nothing to shake his resolve to become a towering 180-centimeter giant.
Stuffing height-increasing insoles into his shoes, doing a little work on his hair, and walking with his chest out and stomach in are all just ways of fooling himself. None of them can change a fact that can be settled with a single coin.
He tried every method he could think of, inside and out, but still couldn't make up those two centimeters, vast as mountains and deep as the sea. So, on a day when the sky was clear, he placed three Longbizhang candies by his bed and prayed devoutly: "Heavens, if you won't grant me height, you don't deserve to be heaven!"
Oh, no, that was just Yan Hui's inner monologue. In reality, he swallowed nervously, then pleaded through tears: "Grandpa Heaven, please grant me another two centimeters. I'll be your servant for the rest of my life."
Grandpa Heaven: "No need. Heaven and earth are impartial, treating all things like straw dogs. You'd be better off becoming Wen Yuan's wife."
Wen Yuan: "Too creepy. No!"
Theme: Living to a hundred is no longer just a beautiful fantasy, and eternal youth is no longer the exclusive domain of gods and demons.
