There's no denying it: in his heart, he was the one and only camellia, immaculate and proud, barging recklessly into his world...
Chen Zhili wants to become the coolest, most badass military journalist. He's two-faced, practically the definition of a "polite scoundrel." Once he's made up his mind, it's for life. He's intensely serious about important matters, but when it comes to everything else, his thoughts tend to wander off track. He's a little too confident, at least around Jiang Yi (though he does have reason to be proud of himself)... He expresses himself simply and directly, though he occasionally gets tongue-tied. And that's where their missed chances begin.
Jiang Yi, whom Chen Zhili calls "Little Yi (Auntie)," has the nickname Zhiyi. He's stubborn as a mule and hesitates over everything. He's an excellent top student, but his emotional intelligence is somewhat lacking. He's conflicted and full of doubts, has mild emotional difficulties, and loves Chen Zhili and art.
"I like you."
"Huh?"
"Don't you like men?"
"No. But you? I guess I can make an exception."
"I got your name tattooed on me. I love you."
"Chen Zhili, I came to find you."
"There's only you. No one else."
Theme: Love grows wild, but rarely sees the light of day
