Out of Control Adolescence

March in Beijing is very cold in spring. With only one hundred days left before the college entrance examination, three families were involved in a silent storm called "admission to higher education." At the center of this storm are three children who are about to celebrate their 18th birthday, and three parents who are lost in love and anxiety. Chen Tianxiao's mother Zhou Suyun turned all her expectations into airtight control, forcing her freedom-loving son to struggle in a sea of ​​problems; caught in the middle, his father Chen Boyan could only helplessly act as the family's arbiter, trying to find some breathing space between the tense mother and son. Single mother Song Manjun turned her resentment towards her ex-husband into an all-encompassing concern for her daughter Jiang Yuqi, but she never realized that this suffocating love was pushing her well-behaved daughter into the abyss of depression step by step. Ji Yu, who has been fostered in his uncle's house since he was a child, faced the sudden "airborne care" from his biological parents Ji Muyun and Liu Nianzhen, and could only endure the alienation and confusion caused by blood ties through careful exploration. This is a coming-of-age ceremony without a rehearsal. When the pressure of scores collides with the confusion of adolescence, when parents' obsession meets children's self-awakening, love becomes the most difficult proposition. They were torn apart in quarrels and painful in misunderstandings, but they mended each other on the verge of collapse again and again. This is not only a breakout battle about the college entrance examination, but also a difficult trial for two generations to cross the gap and get to know each other again. After experiencing countless sleepless nights and tears, they will finally understand: the real coming-of-age ceremony is not to get the admission letter leading to college, but in love and understanding.