A possible concise summary is:
This is a transcript of the third episode of a Chinese drama called My Unicorn Girl, which is about a girl who disguises herself as a boy to join the ice hockey team of her mother's alma mater. The girl, Sang Tian, has a crush on Wen Bing, the captain of the team, and tries to kiss him to change her fate. However, her attempts are foiled by various obstacles and misunderstandings. Meanwhile, Wen Bing has a secret that he is attending a different university than his family thinks, and he is blackmailed by another student who knows his secret. The episode ends with Wen Bing finding a notebook with drawings of how to kiss him, which was made by Sang Tian's friend.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video or audio recording of a Chinese drama or TV show.
2. The show is called "My Unicorn Girl".
3. The episode number is 3.
4. The title of the episode is "A hundred ways to conquer Wen Bing".
5. The main character, Sang Tian, is trying to conquer Wen Bing, a senior.
6. Sang Tian is a student at Liuye University, which is also the alma mater of his mother.
7. Sang Tian is in the Ice Hockey Department, but his dream is to be in the Figure Skating Department.
8. Sang Tian is roommates with Wen Bing.
9. Sang Tian is trying to keep his identity as a girl a secret.
10. Wen Bing is considered to be a great player in the High School Ice Hockey League.
11. Sang Tian is punished by Coach Ma for being late and has to defend 100 goals as the goalkeeper.
12. Wen Bing helps Sang Tian by defending the remaining goals.
13. Sang Tian is injured during the training session and is taken to the clinic.
14. Sang Tian's sister is worried about him and tries to convince him to quit school.
15. Sang Tian is determined to continue studying at Liuye University to fulfill his mother's wish.
16. Sang Tian finds a red notebook with cheesy and ridiculous methods to conquer Wen Bing.
17. Sang Tian and Wen Bing have a complicated relationship, with Sang Tian trying to keep his distance from Wen Bing.
Note: Some of the facts may be open to interpretation, as the text is a transcript of a TV show and may contain nuances or cultural references that are not immediately clear.