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She is a girl who can write poems on star maps, and he is a boy who calculates romance with formulas. An unexpected look at each other made astronomy enthusiast Jiang Yi's lens appear with a figure who always loved to scribble in his notebook - Xi Mengyao's poems contained moonlight, while Jiang Yi's telescope could only hold the stars in her eyes when she smiled. From quietly paying attention in the back row of the classroom to looking up side by side at the top of the observatory, they used their youth to verify a secret: the most precise orbit in the universe is the mutual attraction of two hearts. When her lines of poetry meet his star trails, when the scissors in handicraft class meet the lens of the astronomical telescope, all coincidences become destined. Some people say that the starry sky is too far away and poetry is too light, but they insist on proving that it is not just starlight that can span light years, but also promises from school uniforms to white gauze. This is an observation report about "like", recording how two teenagers used the most clumsy way to carve each other's names into each other's star maps.