Composing a Song in Midsummer

[Playboy in name only, devoted at heart + healing + both leads are each other’s one and only, happy ending]

[Bright, confident good girl VS unruly demon king]

A gaze piercing the mists of time: three encounters are enough to leave an indelible mark.

The first was beneath the parasol trees along a sunlit avenue, a picture painted in brilliant summer colors and deep shades of ink.

The second was a fleeting moment of silence in a bustling corridor.

The third was a few loose strands of hair stirred by the evening breeze.

Feelings come first.

From the very beginning, Sheng Qianyang had a feeling that there would be a story between them.

Ever since Lu Jinye, the demon king of No. 7 High, transferred to the affiliated school, all the students there had been “keeping their heads down,” afraid of provoking him and making the demon show his true colors.

But Sheng Qianyang wasn’t afraid of him:

“Lu Jinye, you haven’t turned in your group project.”

“Lu Jinye, no sleeping in class. Pay attention.”

“Lu Jinye, why did your grades drop again?”

“Lu Jinye...”

Everyone worried for Sheng Qianyang. The affiliated school’s little goddess couldn’t be allowed to fall into the hands of this demon king.

But what they saw wasn’t what they had imagined. Instead:

Lu Jinye was late again today because he was buying breakfast for Sheng Qianyang.

Lu Jinye had actually started studying because Sheng Qianyang was going to tutor him herself.

Lu Jinye had stopped getting into fights because his little sunshine would cry.

Lu Jinye had never imagined that one day a ray of sunshine would shine into his dark, lightless world, slowly enveloping him until he no longer had to wander alone.

“Lu Jinye, even a thorny thicket could become a rose garden. The flowers just haven’t bloomed yet.”

“Sheng Qianyang is the only sun in my world.”

It turns out that even from the mud, you can glimpse the light of day.