I’m Done Falling for Him! The Capital’s Young Master Humblely Backs Down

[Both leads are each other's first and only + the husband chases his wife + told from the heroine's perspective as she secretly loves him + a powerful man humbles himself for love + bittersweet, sweet, and flirtatious]

A cool, strong-willed beauty vs. a refined, aloof man of Buddha-like restraint

Rumor had it that Zhou Yanhan, the head of the Zhou family, was cold, abstinent, and heartless.

Only Shen Tan knew how wild he was in private.

After an accident, she and Zhou Yanhan began a secret arrangement that had to stay hidden from the world.

They pretended to be in love in public and got what they wanted from each other in private.

She had once done everything in her power to enter Kyoto University as the top scorer, all so she could keep a secret and cautiously draw closer to him.

But Zhou Yanhan was the crown prince of the capital's elite circle: lofty and cold, he stood at the top of the pyramid and looked down on her. He would never give her his true feelings.

He was noble; she was insignificant.

Before meeting Zhou Yanhan, Shen Tan had walked a long, muddy road alone, growing stubbornly like a weed.

She fought her way through every obstacle, walking on alone.

She had never expected anything.

She thought Zhou Yanhan put self-interest first and would never fall for anyone easily, until the media announced that he was engaged to someone else.

Shen Tan's hopes crumbled. With nothing left but a broken heart, she decided to stop losing herself in him.

Just as she finally came to her senses and let go, the crown prince of the capital's elite circle panicked. He searched the whole world for her, held her in his arms with red-rimmed eyes, cherished her in his hands, and carefully wiped away every trace of mud. He bowed his head and surrendered, asking only for her forgiveness.

PS: They pretend to be together at first; later, he chases her relentlessly.

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Everyone worshipped Zhou Yanhan as if he were a god, never knowing that he would later cherish Shen Tan as his greatest treasure.