[Love-triangle drama] [The heroine chases the hero after losing him] [Youthful campus romance] [Lighthearted comedy] [No rebirth] [No System] [Sweet and angsty] [Romance lessons]
At the start of the school year, Pei Qingyu signed a contract with Lu Chen.
The terms were simple: for 10,000 a month, he had to show her absolute devotion every moment of every day.
From then on, Lu Chen became the campus belle Pei Qingyu's hopeless simp.
As time went by, Pei Qingyu gradually became immersed in Lu Chen's ocean of affection.
She decided to end the contract. After all, she believed Lu Chen was already completely in love with her. Why pay for love when she could get it for free?
But to Pei Qingyu's surprise, once the contract ended, Lu Chen took back the love he'd given her for more than two years.
What's more, he turned right around and signed a contract with the wealthy Lin Ranmen, giving her the love that had once been Pei Qingyu's.
Only then did Pei Qingyu realize that it wasn't Lu Chen who couldn't live without her. It was she who couldn't live without Lu Chen.
And so Pei Qingyu began her desperate campaign to win him back.
Little did she know, an even bigger nightmare was waiting for her.
To her dismay, Pei Qingyu discovered that Lin Ranmen wasn't her only rival.
There was a gentle, gracious, and beautiful professor; a domineering, cold-eyed, stunning CEO; and a cute, mischievous junior...
As one woman after another appeared, Pei Qingyu's regret only grew...
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