A debate, an encounter, two completely different souls collide quietly.
Leng Yan, a computer genius, is cold and restrained. He was troubled by "good looks" when he was young, and he hates such comments.
Ye Xinghe, a debater in the philosophy department, is sharp and flamboyant, wearing eye-catching black star-shaped earrings, like a landscape that cannot be ignored.
He casually said on the debate stage - "The boy at the back of the classroom is prettier than all the girls I have ever seen."
Leng Yan's world was instantly out of balance.
Computer rationality collides with philosophical speculation, shadows of the past intertwine with unknown emotions, and an exploration of love and identity quietly begins.
If love is the resonance of the soul, does it really have nothing to do with gender?
Concept: Campus love in the late 1990s, the collision of the souls of technical geniuses and philosophical poets.