In the autumn of 2008, Zhou Ji, a physics genius with his left hand wrapped around the cuff of his school uniform, and Lin Sui, whose canvas shoes were covered with chemical formulas, entered the competition class of Nanjiang Middle School. When the whole class was fighting for the recommended spot, they found the mirror image of each other's souls in the library when they competed for "The Three-Body Problem" - they were also obsessed with the rain sound samples of "The Pianist on the Sea", and they also wrote Neruda's love poems silently in the blank spaces of experimental reports.
Zhou Ji's physics kingdom is on the verge of collapse due to the shadow of his domestically violent father, and Lin Sui's chemistry dream is trapped in the curse of repeated defeats in provincial competitions. They exchanged their pain in front of the fume hood where the thermite reaction burned, and used Fourier transforms to provide music for recess exercises, until the notice of admission to Tsinghua University tore apart the young people's utopia. Lu Yang, who always writes mathematical formulas on the basketball court scoreboard, and Cheng Cheng, who uses group theory to analyze secret love programs, are proving that the conclusion of love is far more difficult to crack than the Riemann Hypothesis.
When the lights in the competition building go out one after another, the thoughts hidden behind the periodic table of elements, the love letters stained with tears of oxalic acid lotion, and the agreements encrypted with Maxwell's equations will finally be verified in front of the particle collider in Tsinghua University. This is a story about how two incomplete souls act as catalysts for each other - in a redox-like life, some encounters are destined to release light and heat that illuminate the entire universe.
Purpose: youthful growth