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Transfer student Lin Xiaoman first entered the new campus, and met Jiang Ye, the cool school sweetheart, during the hectic first semester. One is a sensitive and slow-tempered girl who always hides her worries, and the other is a solitary boy who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. However, the red thread of fate is quietly entangled in a heavy rain. When Jiang Ye tilted the umbrella for her, when the two got together day and night due to the recitation task of the literary evening, the names hidden in the draft paper, the inadvertent glances during practice, and the sunset they chased together during evening self-study all became the most touching footnotes of youth. The star bracelet on Lin Xiaoman's wrist hides childhood regrets, while Jiang Ye fills her world with starlight and warmth bit by bit with gentle companionship. This is a two-way journey about growth and redemption. The green love blooms quietly among the cicadas and ginkgo leaves, telling you that the most beautiful appearance of youth is that you and the starlight are both in my eyes.

In the summer when she was seventeen, Lin Xia met Xia Chu, a girl who always smelled of mint, after she failed in the physics competition. The soda she handed her was cold and refreshing, and the band-aid was gentle and appropriate, but it hid the red marks caused by the rubber bands on her wrists. When Lin Xia discovered the secret of her frequent visits to the laboratory on the top floor, and when tablets began to appear in the dried mint jar in early summer, this mint-flavored encounter gradually revealed the long-planned truth. This is a youth story about scars and redemption. In the noisy midsummer of cicadas, two lonely heartbeats gradually synchronize. What is cooler than mint is the hands that someone still stretches out after finally seeing through all your disguises.