In Japanese, moon is tsuki, and like is suki.
"Don't kick the moon" sounds like "don't kick tsuki," or "don't kick suki."
It means, "I like you."
CP: A rocket force officer assigned to the lunar exploration program, a seemingly aloof but devoted man from the Cantonese-speaking region x a counselor at an agency, a gentle, soft, beautiful woman with a surprising side
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Two people dropped out of the fiercely competitive honors class selection.
One was named Shen Che, and the other was Gu He.
On their first physics monthly exam in tenth grade, Shen Che got a perfect score.
Gu He scored less than her shoe size.
During study hall, he helped her with the problems.
Shen Che: "What are you spacing out for? Is the tree prettier than me? Look at me!"
Gu He looked away and muttered, "It's prettier than you."
"..."
At the midterm, Shen Che got a perfect score in physics, while Gu He finally improved:
44 points.
This time, her score matched Shen Che's shoe size.
Shen Che was so angry he nearly spat blood, and decided to give up on Gu He.
Give up on teaching her physics, and give up on liking her.
He slept through physics class. When he woke up after class, he found Gu He waiting quietly for him, a mint candy in her hand.
Without thinking, he blurted out:
"Which problem don't you understand?"
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Many, many years later.
Shen Che, chief engineer at Aerospace 805 Institute, happened to pick up a pack of mints at a convenience store.
The black wrapper said "Halls."
It reminded him of the candy she'd coaxed him into eating that afternoon in the classroom.
The candy was intensely strong. Its cool sensation shot straight to the top of his head, almost killing him on the spot.
But whether then or now, all Shen Che could think was:
How can a girl this sweet eat such a bitter candy...
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* This isn't a sweet romance.
* The main story has some endnotes. Please keep that in mind before buying.
* From school days to marriage, with a reunion after a long separation.
* The heroine's biological mother, SC, 1V1, HE.
* The schools, competition timeline, rocket models, and probe models are based on real life and reference materials. Please don't assume they're identical to reality.
Theme: Promote engineering and the dream of building a strong aerospace nation.
