When the instant noodle box of Cheng Yan, a computer code geek, knocks over the mint potted plant of Ye Shutong, the ace of the gardening club, the war between the two science men breaks out amidst the splash of instant noodle soup and soil. After being forced to share a house, stubborn mint seedlings sprouted from the cracks of Cheng Yan's keyboard, and a few bright-eyed wolfberries always "accidentally" floated in the coffee cup when he stayed up late to catch up on code.
From the AI identifying the other party as the "best photosynthetic object" to the Bluetooth headset leaking the single cycle "Plant Love Story", this century showdown eventually evolved into an outrageous romance - he used code to write love poems to succulents, and his potted plants used growth rings to record heartbeat frequency. When the Enter key sprouted and the WiFi signal blossomed, the two guys who believed in the supremacy of logic finally admitted: The most buggy program is the sentence "Heartbeat overload" that the system automatically pops up when it sees you, "Heartbeat overload, do you want to save it permanently?"
Concept: When logic code meets disorderly growing greenery, two science students discover that heartbeat is the most exquisite force majeure formula