(Don’t read) A sensitive girl starved of love × a sly, calculating top student who knows how to reel people in [Bittersweet, healing, partly sweet romance]
*One-on-one, both leads’ first love, rekindled romance, painful family backgrounds, happy ending
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Maybe don’t read this book. I was all over the place while writing it, had no outline, and basically wrote it like a diary.
Also: I revised the first ten chapters many times and was never satisfied. I wanted to go back to the first version, but couldn’t find it, so I could only copy them from a pirated site. A lot of places have plot holes or strange bits, and the reading experience isn’t great. Don’t read it.
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The story begins with her receiving two pink love letters. It ends ten years later, when she writes a reply to the person who sent them.
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“Chu Jiejue, I’m someone who’s starved of love.”
“That’s okay. I’ll give you plenty of love.”
“Why did you give me this bracelet?”
Chu Jiejue’s eyes darted away. “A billboard caught my eye.”
“What did the billboard say?”
“From beginning to end, it was all you.”
“You’re engaged?”
Ye Liangqian shook her head.
“Then do you like him?”
“No.”
Chu Jiejue gazed at her with burning eyes. “Then can I pursue you?”
[How does the newcomer get ahead? Because the one who came first didn’t fight for her (P.S. The first one did fight for her too, but our Chu-ge is quite the ladies’ man.)]
*Both leads carry childhood traumas. They heal each other, but the story is bittersweet and full of youthful heartache.
*The male lead is direct, and gets a little obsessive later on, with a strong possessive streak.
I would like to politely give you a five-star review! The story is long, so a short stay is enough!