The campus belle, known for her icy demeanor, fell in love at first sight with Mo Fanchen, a freshman who was a Taoist priest, and pursued him openly. Her actions shocked the entire school. What left everyone even more dumbfounded was that Mo Fanchen wanted nothing to do with her advances.
“Please have some self-respect, upperclassman. I’m a Taoist priest, and I care for money, not women!” Mo Fanchen said with an indifferent look.
“Then tell me, how much would it take for you to be my boyfriend? My father is the richest man in Huacheng!” the campus belle asked, unwilling to give up.
“Your life is nearing its end, upperclassman. I don’t want to get involved in your karma!” Mo Fanchen said, his expression grave.
“Are you cursing me?” The campus belle looked ready to burst into tears.
“When you were born, you had a red flower-shaped birthmark on your forehead. For some inexplicable reason, your family named you Hua Manshu. Manshu Shahua, the red spider lily, signifies endless love, the harbinger of death, and a call from hell. It was all predestined.” A trace of compassion for all living things flashed in Mo Fanchen’s eyes.
Three days later, the campus belle’s father came to see Mo Fanchen with a bank card and ten chests of gold…
Not bad, not bad. It's pretty. I have the words to explain it. It doesn't look awkward.
Wow, this book is really good!
Single female protagonist, no female protagonist, or multiple female protagonists?