[Gentle, Strong-Willed Heiress ➕ Poor but Brilliant Top Student ➕ Beloved Heroine Who Never Lacks Love ➕ Male Lead's Secret Crush Comes True, His One True Love]
A sly, clingy puppy of a male lead meets a softhearted goddess of a heroine.
Song Zhixia has just two labels in life: the sweet little princess everyone around her adores, and the older sister of Song Zhiyi, a fierce sister-complex girl who protects her to the point of obsession.
Sui Yu grew up poor but worked his way up to become a brilliant top student. Now he's the client commissioning her game illustrations, and he's also been her secret fan for seven years. Back when he “saw” her with a boyfriend, this normally composed man drank himself into a stupor, then crouched by the roadside and cried with red-rimmed eyes, leaving all his friends dumbfounded.
One day, Song Zhixia found out that she supposedly “had a boyfriend,” and she heard it from Sui Yu himself! She immediately waved her hands. “Don't make things up! If my little sister finds out, she'll drag that ‘boyfriend’ off and lecture him until he cries!”
That day, Sui Yu thought that if he could one day hold this little cupcake in his arms, then crying once more wouldn't be such a big deal.
This is my first time writing a novel. Because I read a lot of novels myself, I can tell that my writing is not very good. However, during the writing process, I really felt that the characters in the story were alive. Maybe I set a predetermined story line for them at the beginning, but as I go on, I always deviate. They seemed to have a lot to tell me. It seems like the author created the characters, but to me, it's more like they borrowed my hand to write their own stories and lives. This book may not be well written, and not many people will read it. But it doesn't matter. I am lucky enough to meet and walk side by side with the character. I am happy enough. Please continue to love bravely!
I just finished reading Song Zhixia's childhood story and I'm commenting on it. Those chapters made me so uncomfortable that I cried for a long time [I almost cried] [I almost cried]