The Boy in the Back Seat Always Secretly Prefers Me

Art student Su Wanhe accidentally broke the limited-edition earphones of Lu Xingci, the number one student in grade, when he was assigned to a class. The first meeting was full of embarrassment. As fate would have it, the two became neighbors across the aisle, and their campus life together day and night began. Lu Xingci looks cold and distant on the outside, and is the unapproachable science master in the school, but on the inside he has a delicate mind. When Su Wanhe encountered difficulties in mathematics, he quietly handed over the draft of the solution; when she noticed that he had a stomachache, she silently prepared warm milk; when the sports meeting was crowded, he subconsciously protected her in front of him; when he failed in the monthly exam, his handwritten note of comfort was hidden in the book. Two-way secret love sprouts quietly in the trivial daily life. Best friends and brothers help throughout the whole process. There are only minor setbacks caused by mild comparisons and family expectations, and there are no bloody and malicious conflicts. After a whole autumn and winter of ambiguity, the boy confessed his love frankly in the studio after the rain. The two quietly held hands and made an appointment to go to the university in the same city. The story spans from high school to college. Together they endured art training in a different place, the pressure of college entrance examinations, and parental obstruction. They supported each other through the troughs of their studies and dreams. From the first glance in the classroom at the age of seventeen, to pursuing dreams together in college, to entering society and staying together, the whole process is sweet and healing. The boy's unique preference runs through the years, writing a long two-way journey from youth to the rest of his life.