Even the intro alone was enough to make every intro enthusiast swoon.
Lighthearted, youthful, and tinged with playfulness—judging solely by the melody, this song's intro was absolutely miles better than "As Expected" from the previous episode.
Of course, that was only the intro melody.
But in truth, many people liked songs with good intros.
There were plenty of intro enthusiasts, and this song clearly satisfied them. They had already begun swaying their heads along to it.
You could tell from the melody alone that this was a joyful, youthful song.
"Finally, the school bell has rung."
"I've already promised to wait for you on the sports field."
"Summer really is unbearably stuffy."
"I'll take you out for strawberry ice cream."
"If you're feeling a little down."
"I'll play you a Chopin waltz."
Sure enough, after hearing only the opening lyrics, everyone knew what theme Jiang Siming had chosen.
And this rhythm really did sound so comfortable.
With only a few words, it painted a beautiful picture of schoolyard romance.
The sweet, sugary scent of love came rushing toward them.
It reminded everyone of "If It Was Then," which Jiang Siming had written before.
Even now, that song was popular among young people, and it was one of the essential songs in any school-themed playlist.
Jiang Siming's choice of a school-romance theme made all the post-2000s and post-2010s listeners extremely happy.
After all, they were the only ones who could experience school romance now.
But the romantic atmosphere of this song was universal. Anyone who heard it would want to fall in love, especially singles.
"When I secretly look at you."
"When I secretly think about you."
"Thinking about profound questions."
"Is our love a game arranged by Cupid?"
"Or is the Old Man Under the Moon simply too foolish to