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Cheng Xun’s first impression of Lu Xingshu: A man of few words with a face like ice and the aura of a top-tier scholar. A chosen one who fell from grace, now forced to squeeze onto a single bed with him. It’s cramped as hell.
Lu Xingshu’s view of Cheng Xun: A face that looks gentle and harmless, but a mouth that never yields. His ability to fight is a merit; his soft heart is another. As for his grades and his effort? They’re like parallel lines never destined to meet.
Two people who originally had nothing to do with each other are forced to live under the same roof because of a grandmother. Common trait, Broke. Common identity: Poor students.
The turning point in their relationship? Perhaps it was because one person appeared to be a steady, star student, but was rebellious and resilient to the core someone who could sing, play guitar, and fight exceptionally well. The contrast was so great that Cheng Xun needed a moment to process it.
Perhaps it was because the other appeared heartless and carefree, but was actually deeply loyal and knew how to take care of others. “Being duplicitous is a bad habit,” Lu Xingshu would say.
Their passionate love came to a grinding halt, falling like a curtain in the coldest winter. Years later, Lu Xingshu stands in the center of a crowded stage, singing his heart out. Below the stage, Cheng Xun stands with a camera, his eyes fixed upon him.
So close they are within reach, yet separated by a galaxy.
