All characters are romantically exclusive and have no prior relationships. Readers who don’t like multiple female leads, please steer clear. (Naturally ditzy, cute, and adorably clueless Ji Yu’er × domineering, forceful Gu Yanxiao × quiet, gentle Chen Meijia, and the aloof, proud Bai Shiyu)
Synopsis
[Wealthy families and campus life + healing + sweet romance + happy ending]
On the first day back in China, mixed-race strawberry girl Ji Yu’er swept the secrets of the four great families with the tips of her twin tails. Her amber left eye reflected Gu Yanxiao’s motorcycle gang, while her emerald right eye concealed a multinational conglomerate’s acquisition plan. Swinging the heirloom catalogue in her schoolbag, she turned Gu Yanxiao’s gang meeting into a strawberry tea party: “Xiaoxiao-jie’s friends should stick together like strawberry candies~” Yet late one night, when she stumbled upon Gu Yanxiao tearing up an arranged-marriage agreement on a rooftop, she slipped chocolate into her bloodstained fingertips.
When the icy Bai Shiyu had her timetable painted on her nails, and Chen Meijia custom-made her a pure cashmere scarf, Ji Yu’er started writing out formulas for love on her scratch paper: “Gu Yanxiao’s WeChat step count +1 = an excuse to buy cake; Bai Shiyu’s sarcastic remarks = a sign she needs comforting...” She led her knights into the Chen family ancestral hall and used shares in the Bai family to build a new family, but on Valentine’s Day, she publicly recited a poem from the Songs of Chu: “There are trees upon the mountain... So Meijia’s poem was a confession!”
When Gu Yanxiao turned her ancestral jade pendant into a necklace bearing Ji Yu’er’s initials, and Bai Shiyu’s eyes turned red before a charred cake from a failed baking attempt, all the heirlooms of the four great families eventually took on the scent of strawberries. As it turned out, the sweetest trap was a little rose melting every disguise with her sincerity, and teaching proud queens of the garden to act coy.
Let's change the schedule, it looks a bit tiring, and why there are so many (), it doesn't feel like a novel, but like a script...