Ji, I Like You the Most

Name: Ji, I Like You the Most
Author: Feather Fish Language

季同学，最喜欢你了

by Feather Fish Language (羽鱼语)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 104k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Youth Sweet Romance
Updated: 2mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[Shy, Blush-Prone Sweetheart × Cold-Faced, Love-Brained Top Student]

Mutual pining + 1v1 + Happy ending + Both each other's first and only + Light ensemble cast

In everyone's eyes, Ji Yanzhi is an unreachable moon, aloof and distant, and always turning away any girl who tries to get close.

Ji Wan, meanwhile, is a shy girl who blushes easily and fades into the background. She and Ji Yanzhi seem to belong to two different worlds.

No one knows Ji Wan has a secret: she's liked Ji Yanzhi ever since the first time she saw him.

But she doesn't know that Ji Yanzhi has a secret of his own, one that concerns only her.

He likes Ji Wan too, and he liked her first. He loves her even more than she loves him.

It turns out that every careful step she took toward him was matched by his long-planned approach toward her.

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