120Th Heartbeat

His algorithm can predict thousands of diseases, but it cannot calculate the probability of falling in love with her. Lin Xunzhou, a technological genius, holds the "Life Decoding" algorithm and firmly believes that the human body is nothing more than a sophisticated data stream. Shen Mingyue, the successor of traditional Chinese medicine, uses a silver needle to distinguish qi and blood, and believes that life is a mystery that cannot be exhausted by algorithms. When they first met in the elevator, she felt his pulse with her fingertips: "Sir, your heart rate is a little fast." He sneered: "That's sympathetic nervous excitement, it has nothing to do with love." He called Chinese medicine "statistical errors in ancient books" and insisted on using double-blind experiments to verify every silver needle of hers; she retorted: "Your algorithm is scientific, but it can't even calculate that your own heartbeat is out of control?" In the laboratory, the data flow and the fragrance of herbal medicine coexisted strangely; at the board of directors, he stood up for her for the first time: "Cut off the Chinese medicine module, and remove me first!" When the first kiss on the stage triggered the heart rate alarm, when the white hair was hidden by him in the smart hosta, when he gave up the optimal algorithm and chose to protect her during the business conspiracy - he had to admit: "From the day I met you, all the data became noise." This is a duel between data and pulse, a fusion of rationality and sensibility, and a love that cannot be expressed even if the heart beats 120 times. When the ring chip stored 120 timestamps of "Heartbeat for her 120", they finally understood that love is the optimal algorithm of life and the best prescription to heal each other.