[High school campus + angst before sweetness + two top students + family-of-origin issues + ensemble cast + realistic]
The first seventeen years of Li Yue's life were chaotic and bitter.
In her eighteenth year, she came to Yushi No. 1 High School.
A new place didn't make her life better. Instead, one setback after another made the clouds gather over her days.
And he was always dazzling.
His brilliance always stung her. Sometimes she would huddle in a shadowy corner and lament how unfair fate was, and sometimes she felt a little jealous.
But little by little, she realized he was a truly, truly good person. He was so perfect that she didn't dare feel anything for him.
Jealousy included, and anything else.
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Everything had gone smoothly for Chen Xiao in the first seventeen years of his life. If the young master wanted something, there was nothing he couldn't get.
In his eighteenth year, he met Li Yue, a girl so rational she bordered on being cold-hearted.
Oh no. He thinks he's getting a taste of what it means to fall in love.
“If she confesses to me first, well, I suppose I could deign to say yes.”
A month later: “Why hasn't she told me she likes me yet??”
The young master humbles himself. “Li Yue, I like you.”
After marriage: “Does she even love me?!”
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When a privileged darling of heaven meets a county-town girl whose razor-sharp rationality is a matter of survival.
Her light is gentle as the moon, and her soul shines with dazzling brilliance.
The moon in Li Yue's name is the moon in the sky, the untouchable moon above him for the rest of his life.
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Respect her, cherish her, stand by her, and be her eternal devotee.
[Resilient county-town girl x haughty privileged darling of heaven]
The writing style is so delicate, and the sourness of the heroine is clearly written. I hope that the hero and heroine will spread the sugar soon. I am looking forward to it. I am following the update. I recommend it! 💕
It's a young and cute campus novel, a serial that I've been following for a while, so let's start with this. It's a slow-burning and hard-working story about a baby girl's climb, mixed with some heart-wrenching drama about a family catching a horse, so it's okay.