[1V1, mutual redemption, extreme pulling, slow and hot, both career and emotional parallels]
[Decadent genius painter vs. Paranoid pharmaceutical graduate student]
Jiang Yizhu, who wants to get out of the trough of life and resume painting, accidentally meets a gray-eyed student who can inspire her desire to create.
"Are you interested in letting me observe you for a while? I can pay you."
The people in front of her just raised their heads and stared at her.
"Sister, I don't want money."
"Then what do you want?"
"I want you to promise me..."
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An accidental teaching activity in Lu County 8 years ago made Chen Sui know that there is still warmth in the world.
The changes in his adoptive family made Chen Sui's view on things become more and more paranoid.
"If you don't mind, you can use me as your tree hole."
Jiang Yizhu, who came to teach, looked at Chen Sui in front of him who stubbornly didn't want others to discover his vulnerability. He couldn't help feeling pitiful and comforted him.
The starlight in Jiang Yizhu's eyes suddenly made Chen Sui fall in love.
At first he thought it was just looking up to the light. Later, when Chen Sui saw her again, he understood his inner feelings and began a six-year secret love. It didn't matter even if the other person was no longer in his life.
When Jiang Yizhu finally appeared in front of him again, Chen Sui couldn't bear it anymore. He began to act like Jiang Yizhu in his memory little by little, begging his sister to notice him every step of the way.
Both of them are actually quite crazy inside. They both know that the other is using them, but they still enjoy it.
Reader comments
The pace of the first few chapters was indeed a bit slow, but starting from the contract in Chapter 9, it completely blew me away. The ambiguous period was written so well. The female protagonist is not the kind to get out of her predicament through love. The appearance of the male protagonist is more of a companionship. I feel like the author loves to use imagery, but every one of them fits perfectly, especially the word "dormant season". Speaking of updating by chance, can you please ask for daily updates? I really like it.
The pace of the first few chapters was indeed a bit slow, but starting from the contract in Chapter 9, it completely blew me away. The ambiguous period was written so well. The female protagonist is not the kind to get out of her predicament through love. The appearance of the male protagonist is more of a companionship. I feel like the author loves to use imagery, but every one of them fits perfectly, especially the word "dormant season". Speaking of updating by chance, can you please ask for daily updates? I really like it.