What?! The White Moonlight Came Home and Turned from a Mad Dog into a Sweetheart

[Everyone’s darling + mutual devotion + “childhood sweethearts” + secret crush + offbeat humor] [Bright, wealthy heiress vs. her mad-dog childhood friend, who’s a real powerhouse] [Arrogant dream girl vs. CEO left waiting at home] Jiang Qiman has returned from abroad. Overseas, she’s known as Huaqi, an impressionist painter who specializes in painting six-packs and is adored by wealthy women. But after years of admiring six-packs, she realizes the one she can’t stop thinking about is Xie Chengci’s! As soon as this dawns on her, the arrogant dream girl rushes back home. This time, she’s going to take back everything that belongs to her! Jiang Qiman is a liar. When 22-year-old Xie Chengci realized this, his heart broke beyond measure. As far as he was concerned, he and Jiang Qiman were childhood sweethearts. All they needed was to confess after graduation, and they’d be together for good. But that night, they’d already gotten handsy. He thought everything would fall into place naturally, only for her to wake up, refuse to take responsibility, and leave the country! Liar! A heart-stealing, virtue-robbing liar! Xie Chengci was so furious his teeth ached. He wanted to bite her to death, but just thinking about it made him so reluctant that his eyes reddened. Anyone with a sharp eye in their circle could tell that Jiang Qiman and Xie Chengci were both in love with each other. Yet whenever they met, they acted like fireworks about to go off, unable to get along. Especially Xie Chengci, that mad dog. He was madly in love, but his mouth was as useless as a deflated ball. So when they heard Jiang Qiman was returning and the bickering pair were about to meet again, everyone looked forward to the spectacle. But no one expected to see the heiress walk away with the eldest young master Xie! (PS: This book describes male characters who inspire romantic feelings, such as the hero and supporting male characters, from a woman’s admiring perspective. Please don’t read if you dislike that.) (The blurb isn’t doing the story justice. Please read the novel itself.)