The Glass is Clear and the Broken Marks Are Sharp

Name: The Glass is Clear and the Broken Marks Are Sharp
Author: Mimi Miyang

by Mimi Miyang

ongoing Young Adult Bittersweet Youth Female Lead

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53Kwords13chapters

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Ch. 13 — 没有不吃肉的狼

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About This Novel

In Shengying, where the elite gathered, Ye tide was the embodiment of perfection in everyone's eyes - he came from a wealthy family, was excellent in character and academics, was the teacher's trusted assistant, and was the one his classmates looked up to. Her world is bright, orderly, full of sunshine and expectations. However, under the peaceful campus life, there is an undercurrent. Lu Zhaoyan, a young master from a wealthy family, is a well-known "devil king" in the school. He acts arrogantly and treats rules as if they are nothing. Inseparable from him is Chi Xuan, his "brother" who grew up together. In the eyes of outsiders, Chi Xuan is completely different from Lu Zhaoyan: he is gentle, elegant, and has excellent grades. He is a good student in the eyes of his teachers and the idol among his classmates. Only Lu Zhaoyan knew that under Chi Xuan's flawless mask, he hid the same bad nature as him. They are the best partners to share secrets and do "bad things" together. The gears of fate are turning quietly. When Ye tide, the radiant squad leader, met Chi Xuan, a humble and polite person, there seemed to be a wonderful attraction between two equally outstanding souls. Chi Xuan showed unprecedented "behave" and "sincerity" in front of Ye tide. He restrained all his uninhibitedness and darkness, playing the role of Ye tide's ideal boyfriend who was as gentle as jade and positive. He was the golden boy who was envied by everyone on campus. Ye tide was immersed in the beauty of first love and the gentle trap carefully woven by Chi Xuan. She had no idea how the perfect lover beside her, with his back to her, was mocking the rules of the world with Lu Zhaoyan and squandering their privileges wantonly. Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works!