In the twilight corridor of Qingwu Middle School, the quiet girl Kang Yuezong walked alone holding Nalan Xingde's "Drinking Water Ci". It wasn't until the mathematical genius Wang Zhiruo wrote the first Fourier transform formula on the pages of "Picking Mulberries" that he deconstructed the "wind is rustling" into sine waves, and the two worlds began to become quantumly entangled. The chaotic model he drew while solving the problem hid the trajectory of the swift's wings, and the blue centrifuge in the laboratory was smeared in the funeral message she copied. When basketball boy Xu Yan's copper pen pierced the poem paper, and cheerleader Chen Xiao's mint green skirt swept off the heart-shaped function on the draft paper, the four of them touched the sharpest edges of youth in the maze built by Nalan Ci. Wang Zhiruo used the Laplace's Demon formula to predict the probability of encounter, and Kang Yue translated "Life is just like the first time we met" into the law of entropy increase in thermodynamics, but they were both wrong - on the night when meteors passed by the observatory, those misread notes, misplaced sightlines and deliberately created collisions would eventually collapse into the Lorenz equation that could not be solved for thirty years. When the swifts in the Dunhuang murals flew across the quantum computer screen, the middle-aged people were shocked to realize that the competition draft sandwiched in "Golden Thread Song" had long been corroded by time and turned into the most exquisite metaphor of youth.
Concept: A campus love story inspired by Nalan Xingde's love poems