On the first day of the second year of high school at Mingde Middle School, Cheng Yan, a well-known top student in the school, encountered the biggest variable in his life - the newly transferred problem student Lin Zhan.
When the team leader of a physics competition in the late stages of obsessive-compulsive disorder meets a rebellious boy with shiny ear nails; when the schedule that is accurate to the second is completely disrupted by an ink bottle that is deliberately overturned. When Cheng Yan wrote down the 78th rule for deskmates in his notebook, he would not have thought that this boy who always wrote "rules" as "rules" would become the only error allowed for the rest of his life.
Lin Zhan also didn't expect that behind the 366 fake notes he tore up were the competition answers that Cheng Yan had revised all night long - just to get the same score as him.
From tit-for-tat to irreplaceable, they have experienced——
- A "hero saving the beauty" caused by a laboratory explosion (although Lin Zhan insisted that it was just a conditioned reflex)
- The secret romance of seven unsent letters and 367 round-trip tickets
- The two-way social life and excitement on the night of the anonymous forum's horse loss
- Yu Ye's unfinished "I seem to..." And "I'm sure" five years later
When the jacaranda bloomed for the third time, Cheng Yan took out the ring at the observatory where he was on his graduation trip: "According to the calculation results, our orbit error is within the allowable range." Lin Zhan laughed at the starry sky: "Science students, you should say 'I love you' at this time."
——It turns out that the most precise formula is no match for the starlight falling on that person's eyelashes when he was young.
Concept: In an absolutely rational world, love is the only allowed error