share time: 2026-01-15 12:31:44
Su Wanwan, a modern heart transplant patient, accidentally travels back to 1995's Ningcheng No.1 High School due to frequent abnormalities in her transplanted heart—this place is exactly the "past-life campus" she's been dreaming of repeatedly! She becomes a transfer student and sits next to Chen Mo in a white shirt—the boy who said "I'll carve my heartbeat into your name" in her past life. Now, he's frowning and pushing her textbook back: "Classmate, don't touch my things randomly." Wanwan discovers that her heartbeat is completely synchronized with Chen Mo's: his gasps during running exercises make her chest tight, and his soft chuckles while solving problems make her heart skip a beat. Even more astonishingly, there's a half Polaroid in Chen Mo's drawer—the girl in it has the same ponytail as her, with "Wanwan, wait for me to marry you when I grow up" written on the back. It turns out they were childhood sweethearts in their past lives. Chen Mo worked at a construction site to earn her tuition but died in a scaffolding collapse. On his deathbed, he donated his heart to her. Reunited in this life, Wanwan must help Chen Mo avoid the tragedy of his past life while hiding the secret of "being from the future." But when she warns Chen Mo about the danger at the construction site in advance, her heart starts to ache violently: "Changing history will erase you from time and space." Between the fear of disappearing and Chen Mo's gradually brightening eyes (he finally remembers fragments of their past life), Wanwan grits her teeth and stuffs the last Polaroid into his hand: "Even if I'm gone, remember—my heartbeat is always in your arms." But when Chen Mo shouts, "Wanwan, I remember!" Wanwan's consciousness starts to fade—can she wait for the ending of "growing old together" with him?
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