[Sly, teasing heroine + tsundere hero + regretful pursuit + satisfying revenge]
On her fifteenth birthday, Fang Jing receives two pieces of news.
The first is that after years of hard work, she has been accepted into the prestigious high school of her dreams.
It sends her to heaven.
The second is that her parents, rushing to fulfill their beloved daughter’s wish, have been working overtime and racing to get home. On the way back on her birthday, they are in a car accident and die at the scene.
It sends her plummeting into hell.
“Jinx, bringer of bad luck…” She has heard every cruel name imaginable. She is numb to them now, and used to it all.
When the sun no longer shines or gives warmth to others, will anyone still choose to know her or draw near?
Mu Qing, her mother’s best friend, appears like an angel at her side when she is at her most desperate and tormented. Taking her by the hand, she leads the dimmed sun to the freezing, desolate moon.
Shen Yan is a boy who would rather die than lose face, so arrogantly convinced that even looking at you is a favor.
And yet he insists on putting on an aloof, taciturn, innocent high-school heartthrob act. He can’t even pull it off properly. Other guys can easily show off and charm everyone, but he keeps imagining things and driving her farther away.
He somehow manages to kick the wife he could have had right into the arms of his best friend. He’s determined to make himself suffer, and ends up being forced into a regretful pursuit.
But Shen Yan, working so diligently to win her back, doesn’t seem to realize he fell into Fang the Huntress’s trap long ago. She’s reeled him in so thoroughly he’s practically puckering his lips, and he’s still only drawing up step one of his plan to win her back.
