The One Who Kissed My Mole Chased Me for Ten Years

“Everyone says that someone as ordinary as me isn't even worthy of being her stand-in.” “Yet late at night, he kisses the mole on my cheek that looks exactly like hers, with an almost obsessive fervor...”

Lin Wei thought getting into this prestigious academy was a stroke of luck, never realizing it was the beginning of an abyss. Why does Gu Ye, the boy adored by everyone, direct such intense malice and “special attention” at her alone, an utterly unremarkable transfer student? Forced to become his “personal servant,” she endures his unpredictable rages and the whole school's mockery, all because the mole at the corner of her eye looks just like the scar in his heart that will never heal. She runs, he chases, and she has nowhere to escape. Caught between humiliation and the paradox of falling for him, she struggles on until the truth tears everything apart: it turns out all the sweetness and torment began with a carefully planned “mistake”... When the stand-in's disguise falls away, even a wild rose can leave his hands bloodied. Only then does Gu Ye realize he has already fallen for the one-of-a-kind, living mole that belongs to her. (The blurb highlights stand-in romance, coercive love, misunderstandings, and the groveling-chase trope.)