Cover Your Face! No Kissing! The Aloof Campus Heartthrob Keeps Clinging to Me

[School life followed by the workplace / childhood sweethearts fall in love twice / mutual salvation / from school uniforms to wedding gowns / satisfying revenge against scumbags]

Bright, perceptive, super-strong girl × obsessive, lovesick, aloof top student (early on) / successful comic artist in both love and career × devoted, doting, wealthy CEO (later)

Chu Xi thought Chen Xiaohuai, the new neighbor who had just moved in across the hall, was a pitiful boy whose father didn’t care for him and whose mother didn’t love him. She couldn’t help sighing over him.

Little did she know that on the first day of school, the cold and heartless school administrators greeted him with beaming smiles, practically calling him “Young Master” to his face.

Chen Xiaohuai spaced out in class and slept through breaks. Chu Xi thought he was struggling with low self-esteem and had lost interest in school after transferring because of poor grades, and worried herself sick over him. Then he scored full marks in math, physics, and chemistry on the next monthly exam, and even won a gold medal in a competition.

After the college entrance exams, Chu Xi went to the capital, where she met the legendary “Elder Chen.” The old man angrily slapped down a check for five million: “Leave my grandson.”

Chu Xi had barely picked it up, let alone had a chance to enjoy it, when someone rushed over, snatched it from her, and tore it up.

The usually indifferent man’s eyes reddened, and he pleaded, “Don’t go. I can give you more.”

“Even my life.”

When they first met, Chen Xiaohuai had been framed by his father’s mistress and banished by his family from the capital to Xinchuan. Then, mistaken for a pervert, he was struck by Chu Xi’s flying kick.

The bruise on his waist took half a month to fade, and he could only think of her as a reckless, super-strong girl.

Later, Chen Xiaohuai secretly hid the love letters other people sent Chu Xi, gave her free tutoring, and begged her to apply to Tsinghua or Peking University and go to the capital.

Later still, in the grand new mansion they had bought in the capital, Chen Xiaohuai looked at their mischievous twins with adoration and made them stand facing the wall to think about what they’d done.

Behind him, Chu Xi held a feather duster and filmed a video on her phone: “Haha, you picked a fight with me, so you’ve really kicked…”