Warning: over-the-top melodrama and logic-free drama
The heroine is Zhang Weiwei, paired with Li Cu. In the original novel, Li Cu’s girlfriend is Zhang Weiwei.
[Childhood sweethearts] [Meme queen, quirky girl × stubborn, impulsive boy]
Overall, it’s a sweet romance with just a little bit of weirdness.
Here’s the proper synopsis:
Zhang Weiwei’s neighbor’s kid, Li Cu, is really different.
The day she moved to Beijing, his parents were arguing and he was crying by the roadside. She went over and offered him a tissue; he wouldn’t take it. She patted his shoulder; he looked up and ignored her. She hauled him to his feet and vigorously rubbed his face with the tissue. He cried even louder…
##Zhang Weiwei squatted on the ground, meeting Wu Xie’s gaze. “Forget it, why go to Gutongjing? Right, Li Cu?” Wu Xie pulled out an envelope. “We’re going. We’re going to Gutongjing!” “Wait, what’s your surname?” Wu Xie rubbed his brow.
Zhang Weiwei fell silent. Li Cu lay on the table and shot her a glare. Zhang Weiwei shuddered three times.
#Li Cu: “Well, actually, I kind of… Oh, how do I put it… the thing with three characters…”
Zhang Weiwei: “Got it, you’re a little short on cash.”
##When Li Cu pinned Zhang Weiwei against the wall, she still hadn’t realized anything was wrong.
“I’m not that seventeen-year-old kid anymore! And neither are you! Do I need to make it any clearer?”
Zhang Weiwei fell silent.
If you’re the devil, then I’m willing to fall into your clutches.
