[Childhood Sweethearts] [Secret Crush Becomes Mutual] [Rekindled Romance]
A cocky, cool racer with a surprising side x a melancholy, broken dancer
At seventeen, Xu Dongling returns to her hometown, her body battered, and sees Chen Xianye again.
Who could have guessed that the childish little tagalong from her youth would turn into a wild, carefree playboy, surrounded by girls hoping to make him settle down?
When Xu Dongling first hears the rumors, she is baffled.
Chen Xianye? A playboy?
How could that be? When they were kids, he was...
The night they reunite, Chen Xianye mocks her. "The gorgeous flower-and-grass princess who makes people roll their eyes. Couldn't hack it in the big city?"
"Even if you came back to me, I couldn't keep someone as important as you around."
She rolls her eyes so hard they nearly disappear and laughs, calling him a rotten cucumber.
Later, after learning why she came back, Chen Xianye jokes with her as if he couldn't care less. "What's so great about dancing? Stay here and be my sidekick. I'll make sure you go hungry nine days out of three."
But in secret, he carefully picks up the dance shoes she threw away and treasures them like precious keepsakes.
On a snowy night, he braves the cold to clear a patch of ground for her. He wipes away the tear at the corner of her eye, bends down, and humbly begs her to dance one more time.
Once summer passes and winter arrives, Xu Dongling seems to understand how he feels, and gradually comes to understand her own feelings too.
Chen Xianye is like a wildfire in summer, spreading wherever the wind carries it, impossible to extinguish or hold back.
But who could have guessed that Chen Xianye, wild beyond reason, utterly cocky, defiant of everyone, with a mouth harder than stone and a heart darker than ink, would blush at the slightest teasing?
That summer, at eighteen, they are madly in love. But Xu Dongling leaves again to pursue her dream. The young man waves her off with a smile: "Go out there and give it your best. If you lose, your Xia will be here to catch you."
The female lead and the male lead are still too ambiguous. Although the female lead is in charge, I still feel a little sorry for the male lead. I think it would be great if the male and female leads are sweet. Is this a good story if the male lead is described so well? It says that the male lead is affectionate, but we are not here to see the male lead. To be honest, the male lead is really nice to the female lead, but the female lead. . . . I really rarely speak for the male protagonist, but we can't have no opinions at all. The portrayal of the second male protagonist is really good. He is also the heroine's idol, and he has so many physical contacts and even kissed him. What should we think about this? Hey hey hey, author, where have you been? Although this book is not good-looking or sweet at all, it doesn't make anyone want to read it, but you can't abandon it. There are still many people waiting for you, okay? You can't do this😢😢😢