Dating the Second Male Lead in a Tragic Romance

[Quirky, Hilarious Heroine vs. Refined, Tragic Second Male Lead]

Shi Mian stayed up all night reading a melodramatic tragedy where every character got a bad ending.

It was called I Love You Walking Alone Down Dark Alleys, I Love the Way You Never Kneel.

So she wrote the author a ten-thousand-word essay ranting about it.

The author fired back on the spot: “If you think you can do better, come do it yourself!”

And then she transmigrated into the heroine of that tragic novel.

Heh heh. My name is Niu Gulu Mianmian, and I’m not called that for nothing.

She brutally takes down the original male lead, a textbook example of a mediocre man with delusions of grandeur, and sets out on the path of becoming a comedienne…

As everyone knows, funny girls don’t get to have love.

But…

The second male lead, who was supposed to be refined and steady, instead:

Waited all night across from the school with milk tea for her.

Cooked for her while studying, slicing his hands to pieces.

Dropped to one knee and proposed to her in a sea of people.

Cried like a child when he found she was missing.

Shi Mian watched him, her eyes growing moist.

She knew something had changed…

Later…

He said, “I hope to travel ten thousand miles of mountains and rivers.”

“And I hope to travel through dreams with you,” the girl replied with a smile.

A little excerpt:

Bathed in sunlight, the girl smiled warmly. “I’m lightly smelling something far away.”

Gu Qingwen stared at her blankly. “…What?”

Shi Mian laughed. “Guess what I’m lightly smelling?”

Suddenly, she bent down and pressed her rosy, cool lips to his.

The man stiffened, his ears turning crimson.

She smiled mischievously, like a child who’d gotten her way.

He heard the girl’s clear voice beside his ear.

“Gu Qingwen, I’m lightly kissing you.”