No transmigration, ultra-realistic, both leads are each other's only ones
At college, Wen Xiaodie made a close friend who complained that her brother was such a weirdo. He found women more annoying than flies, instinctively recoiled from any woman who approached him, scrubbed himself raw when he showered, and got a headache whenever a woman acted coy. His response could be summed up in one word: Get lost.
The first time Wen Xiaodie saw him, he was awkwardly straightening his tie. She didn't think she was anything special, so she hurriedly said goodbye and left.
The second time they met, she accidentally bumped into him. “Hey, I really didn't do it on purpose.”
Later, he came to her and asked her to help treat his psychological problem. For her friend's sake, Wen Xiaodie reluctantly agreed.
But, hey, I went to all that trouble to find you a woman to try things out with. Why did you get so angry?
I can't do this job. Let whoever wants it do it.
Wen Xiaodie had a crush on the second male lead. She thought he was so impressive, working hard at both his studies and his startup.
But the second male lead said, “I'm not interested in you. I know your friend.”
