The summary of the text is:
Sang Tian is a girl who disguises herself as a boy to join the ice hockey team at Liuye Sports University. She shares a dorm room with Wen Bing, the captain of the team, who has a little red book that contains her secret. She tries to get the book back from him, but he teases and bullies her. She also has to deal with her sister Sang Zhan, who wants her to kiss Wen Bing and change her fate. One night, Sang Tian gets locked in the equipment room and Wen Bing rescues her. He starts to show some signs of liking her, but she rejects him.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation is taking place between Sang Tian and Wen Bing.
2. They are roommates at Liuye Sports University.
3. Sang Tian is trying to get closer to Wen Bing.
4. Sang Tian created an odd painting to get Wen Bing's attention.
5. Wen Bing is not interested in Sang Tian's advances.
6. Sang Tian's roommate, Wen Bing, is trying to help Sang Tian understand why Wen Bing is not interested.
7. Sang Tian's best friend, Xiao Rou, is giving advice on how to win Wen Bing's heart.
8. There are three rules of love that Xiao Rou is explaining to Sang Tian.
9. Rule number one is that when you turn around to look at her, she is always watching you secretly.
10. Rule number two is that when you're out of his sight, he always looks everywhere for you.
11. Rule number three is that if you send her a message, he always replies to you within ten seconds.
12. Sang Tian's sister, Sang Zhan, is trying to help Sang Tian with his love life.
13. Sang Zhan is concerned that Sang Tian's behavior will scare away Wen Bing.
14. Wen Bing is described as a "pretentious faker" and "hypocrite" by Sang Tian.
15. Sang Tian's phone has no signal.
16. Sang Tian's best friend, Xiao Rou, is looking for Sang Tian.
17. Sang Tian is not in the equipment room.
18. Sang Tian is found by his brother, Sang Zhan.
19. Sang Zhan is trying to help Sang Tian with his love life.
20. Sang Tian's brother is trying to get Sang Tian to kiss Wen Bing.
Note: There are many conversations and events in the text, but I have only extracted the key facts that are relevant to the story.