Moonshine Settlement Statement

When Lin Wanwan, a "transparent" student in the Department of Philosophy, was worried about his sister's tutoring fees, Lu Xingye, a cold-hearted man from the School of Economics, handed over a ridiculous contract: "Pretend to be my girlfriend, two thousand each time." A contract love that started with money was staged. He needed her to resist the family's marriage arrangement, and she needed the money to meet his urgent needs. Thought it was just a "pay-per-view" acting, he began to create countless "accidental encounters": his neighbor in the library, medicine delivered on a rainy night, and silent guardianship in difficult situations. And when her proud marriage partner humiliated her in public, Lu Xingye protected her behind him and declared to everyone: "I am pursuing her." My heartbeat was caught off guard, but the reality was cold and biting. What stood between the two was not only their different family backgrounds, but also the contract itself - she couldn't tell whether his tenderness was sincerity or his acting skills. Until the family crisis strikes, he carefully protects her self-esteem in the name of "project consulting fees." Lin Wanwan finally understood: Some contracts are transactions when they are signed, but become fate when they are fulfilled. And Lu Xingye told her in his own way - you have never been a bargaining chip in any transaction. You are the only light that I want to go against all the established rules. "It started with a contract, and finally my heart fell in love. You are my little moonlight, shining in all directions for the rest of my life."