Xiao Shu is a weirdo with low self-esteem, withdrawn and unloved.
Lonely but full of self, unloved but trying to straighten my spine, survive the pale and depressing high school, and fly to a broader sky.
This was what she thought was her third year of high school.
But gods love games.
Lin Junyao, a heartthrob who is completely opposite to her, lively and lovely, suddenly issued an invitation to her that I want to sit at the same table with you;
Shirakawa, a boy she had been secretly in love with since the first day of high school, whom she thought she could only watch from a distance, turned out to be her backstage;
Wang Qingran, a rebellious academic with few friends, inexplicably directed a play for her.
Is the intrusion of these people a blessing or a curse? Is it cause or effect? Is it a gift or a conspiracy?
Being pushed around, experienced and tempered by fate, will her self be destroyed or reborn in Nirvana? How does she find her place in life from a marginalized person to a transparent person?
Fate is God, and the game is us.
Xiao Shu cannot predict fate and fate, she can only play the game to the end.
At the end of the game, what is written on the chessboard of fate?
Concept: Female growth, dual heroines, female friendship
