As the new school year began, Jian Ning walked along a path carpeted with ginkgo leaves. The first time she saw Shen Muze, she was drawn to the young man standing beneath a ginkgo tree in a white shirt.
Jian Ning was the little princess of Beijing's elite circles, cherished by her family since childhood. But she wasn't spoiled or domineering. She was like a warm little sun, and she would walk right up to Shen Muze and ask in a soft voice, “Hey, could you save me a seat?”
Shen Muze was the crown prince of Beijing's elite, a born winner who was used to staying several steps ahead. Yet this bright, lively girl left him completely at a loss. He took notes for her in class, shielded her from the crowds at sports meets, and walked her back to her dorm after evening study. Even the things she casually mentioned liking, he quietly committed to memory.
There are no complicated family feuds or melodramatic misunderstandings here, just a young man and woman at college, falling for each other, growing closer, and staying by each other's side.
I really like reading this kind of novel. The hero and heroine didn't know each other at first, then fell in love at first sight, gradually became familiar with each other, and gradually determined their feelings. It feels like it should be very sweet later. But after reading this, the life experience of the male protagonist is still a mystery, which makes people look forward to it.
It's okay, the plot is not too sad, but the male and female protagonists have less scenes recently. I feel like I can start writing about male and female protagonists.