Delayed Heartbeat Directive

Delayed Heartbeat Directive Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, the "heartless designer" of an emotional technology company, created the "Delayed Heartbeat Directive"—a system requiring users to wait 72 hours before confirming affection for someone, avoiding "impulsive hurt" in love. But when she meets Chen Mo, a bar singer, her own directive fails: she notices his guitar-wiping knuckles in 3 hours, scrolls through all his social media in 12 hours, and can’t resist going to the bar to hear him sing *A Little Happiness* in 24 hours. Even more surprising: the bottom of Chen Mo’s hot cocoa has a note: "Your delay directive doesn’t work on me." That’s when she discovers an "exception code" was planted in her system long ago—and its owner is her first love, whom she left without a word three years ago for fear of getting hurt. When the "wall of self-protection" crashes into a "premeditated reunion," she realizes: true heartbeat never follows a directive.