"If youth has a shape, it must be your outline."
A popular figure in the first year of the experiment, he climbed trees to avoid being punished, climbed over walls to buy popsicles, and was always on the verge of violating discipline. Until he bumped into the boy in the white shirt on the sycamore tree, the transfer student with a mole under his right eye. He was as calm as a precision instrument, but always silently dealt with the aftermath when he got into trouble.
When evidence of corruption emerges from inferior football, when a student faints during a physical test and no one dares to help him, when food poisoning occurs in the cafeteria, and when the principal gets into a car accident, the shadow casts a shadow over the campus. When two teenagers who are almost opposites become each other's true love, in the toilet cubicle, the equipment room, and under the wall on a rainy day, watching the pain of the lover's breathing gradually weakening, a once uninhibited and indulgent young man strengthens his determination to take revenge.
They tear apart the dark side of the school. Until the court's decision came into effect, a vigorous rights protection drama came to an end.
Concept: To bring about youth as bright and short as summer flowers