The Science of Falling in Love
The Science of Falling in Love (Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It) is a romantic comedy directed by Hao Feihuan, led by Liu Yichang and Wu Jiayi, co-starring Chen Haolan, Wu Fei, and Gao Yuhang.
The drama tells the story of two ignorant science students who try to prove the existence of love using scientific methods, but in the process of experimenting, they fall in love and ”fight“ along the way, gaining love and healing each other.
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Título: The Science of Falling in Love
Título chinês: 理科生坠入情网
Gênero: Romance, Comedy, Youth, Drama
Tag: Childhood Connection, Student, Female Chases Male First, Flashback To Past, Childhood Trauma, Science
Episódios: 24
Duração: 42 min
Diretor: Hao Feihuan
Roteirista: Zhang Lu
Produtor: He Ye, Lu Shan, Gu Zhilei
Produtora: iQIYI
Data de lançamento: 2023-03-15
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Two ignorant science students try to prove the existence of love using scientific methods. But in the process of experimenting, they fall in love and ”fight“ along the way, gaining love and healing each other.
At Southeast University of Science and Technology, a well-known engineering university in China, the male-to-female ratio is as high as 7 to 1. However, Su Chengcheng, a female student majoring in biomedical engineering, has always been single.
One day, a series of strange, romantic, and miraculous encounters occurred between Su Chengcheng and the "research god" Xiao Yuhe.
Impulsively, Su Chengcheng went to Xiao Yuhe and made her first confession: "I like you." Unexpectedly, she was then brought into the top laboratory in the field of brain-machine interface - the Brain and Intelligence Laboratory, where she began to use scientific methods such as neuroscience, neurology, and psychology to verify her "liking".
However, in this supposed sweet love experiment, Su Chengcheng discovered Xiao Yuhe's full "malice" - while struggling to survive in the laboratory, she also embarked on a funny and romantic journey with the "weird" academic elites in the laboratory.
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