The Two-Point Difference

At eighteen, Shui Xi was described by Ding Ran as a silly rabbit with zero emotional intelligence who cared about nothing but studying.

At eighteen, Ding Ran was described by Shui Xi as a horny rabbit who cared about nothing but finding girlfriends.

Yet the two weren’t dating. They were simply classmates and partners.

At just the right age, like the sun rising in the morning, a genius rabbit appeared in their lives, so handsome that it was almost outrageous, with eyes for only one person.

And so, two rabbits became three. They went from school into the wider world, from friendship to love, and from friends to family.