Help! He's a delivery guy, and he just crashed into his campus beauty ex's Maybach.
Now she's a powerful female CEO. What is he supposed to do?
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When Ye Bei saw that the car he'd hit was a Maybach and the girl behind the wheel looked underage, he immediately flopped onto the ground and started extorting her.
“I'm not getting up unless you give me 200,000 yuan.”
“Let's settle this privately for 200,000. You don't want the traffic police to catch you, do you, little girl?”
“Ow, my kneecap! Ow, my tailbone! Ow...”
Ye Bei was in the middle of making a scene when he heard a cool female voice, sounding almost disbelieving: “Ye Bei?”
He turned around and saw his former campus beauty. Years had passed, and she was even more beautiful.
And there he was, dusty and disheveled, fallen into the gutter.
The campus beauty turned to her younger sister. “Give him 200,000 yuan.”
But Ye Bei got up and ran off without looking back, pushing his wrecked electric scooter.
Aaaah!
How embarrassing.
In the pitch-black dead of night, she cornered him. Her stunning face drew close, like a poisonous rose, beautiful enough to make his skin crawl.
“You have two choices. First, marry me...”
Ye Bei panicked. “T-t-t-two!”
She smiled cruelly and yanked away the shirt he'd been shielding himself with. “The second choice is for me to marry you. Ye Bei, this is the path you chose. You'll see it through, even if you have to crawl.”
“…”
One-on-one romance, no harem
To be honest, when I first started reading, I noticed that the writing was quite delicate, and I immediately thought that the author must be a woman. Especially the part about the two people's love history, it was the first time that I felt that kind of unforgettable yet regretful feeling in a novel. At the same time, it also made me feel a little disgusted when I was reading that part.
(Nudges the screen) Meow~ Master, Master, the author has been writing this story for a very long time. If you enjoyed reading it, could you please give it a five-star rating? (Wags its tail)
The affection we felt back then was like secret notes passed under math tests, the handwriting messy yet burning hotter than any love letter. We met at our most vulnerable ages—her father had just lost his job, and I had a disciplinary record for fighting. After evening self-study, I walked her home, three meters apart, our shadows intertwined.
The theme is quite novel and not cliché. As a high school student born in the 2000s, I think this book is pretty good. The romance is very delicate. The rating is probably just random. It should be a 1v1, there shouldn't be so many female characters in the story.
After watching for a while, I felt that He Wan was really good. Why not accept her? Otherwise, don't have the surgery in the first place. It's so upsetting to have her done and then not want her.
It's really good. The beginning might be a little heavy, but the interactions between the two characters later on are really interesting. I've read quite a few books on Tomato, but this is the first time I've been willing to write a review. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes romance novels.
The writing style, content, and metaphors are all excellent 👍👍. It's a breath of fresh air among the books I've read recently. I just hope it's not canceled later and that the plot isn't deliberately dragged out, but for now, it's very enjoyable 😄😄😄
It's quite good, but that's just in the novel. In reality, if this situation really existed, knowing that she and Jiang were from two different worlds, she definitely wouldn't get closer afterward. The same goes for Fang. But Wanzhen would definitely be the kind of girl suitable for marriage. Her unwavering support during her lowest point is hard not to be moved by.
I don't know the author's gender, but I'd guess it's probably female because I feel only women could understand such delicate emotions. It's a bittersweet mix, like reading a romance novel, but I have to say it's incredibly sci-fi. The relationships between the female lead and the several female supporting characters are exactly what I crave.
Highly recommended! If you've read *The Female Tenant*, this is the perfect choice. The writing is extremely delicate. The male lead isn't Zhao Yang CS. This book is quite emotionally intense. If you can handle it and enjoy emotionally charged reading, just add it to your bookshelf without hesitation! 💕