If love is an equation, then hate is its optimal solution. "
Cheng Wei is an entomology researcher at the museum who is obsessed with quantifying emotions using puzzles. Lin He is a psychology expert who is good at dismantling the weaknesses of people's hearts. They met in front of a butterfly specimen. One used mathematical formulas to weave love letters, and the other used psychological analysis to expose lies.
"You solved all my mysteries but refused to be my standard answer. "
When Cheng Wei discovered that Lin He had privately classified her as "Emotional Sample No. 147," And when Lin He realized that he was repeating his father's mistake of manipulating people's hearts - this romantic game that started with butterfly wings gradually evolved into the mutual dissection of two "experimenters."
We all repeat the mistakes of our parents and nail our loved ones into taxidermy boxes. "
A stunning collision of psychology × entomology, a fatal experiment on "can love be quantified?"
Concept: "Love is not an equation that can be solved, but the wind that allows butterflies to flap their wings freely."