[A cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside down-and-out rich kid x a sweet, resilient girl he helps raise]
[One-on-one romance | Age gap | Coming of age | Mutual secret crushes | Slow-burn romance | Happy ending]
On the rainy night Su Lie broke up with his girlfriend, he found a girl.
Drenched and burning with fever, she clutched his shirt and refused to let go.
The police told him her name was An You. Her grandfather had just passed away, and she had no family left in the world.
“Do you want to come live with me?”
He heard himself say it. He must have gone crazy. A down-and-out rich kid who could barely support himself was about to take in a high school student he didn’t even know.
An You called him “Mr. Su,” her soft voice tinged with shyness.
He thought she’d call him that for the rest of her life.
But later, when someone bullied her, he went to her school as her guardian and told the whole class, “I’m her brother.”
On the way home, she tugged at his sleeve and asked in a quiet voice:
“Can I call you big brother?”
Su Lie felt his heart skip a beat. He told himself it was just a big brother’s soft spot for her.
The day she received a love letter, she came home and asked him, “What does this mean?”
He said nothing, gathering the letters and tucking them away at the very bottom of a drawer, one by one.
Everyone said he was only her temporary guardian.
Only he knew that from the moment she asked, “Can I call you big brother?” every wall he’d built had begun to crumble.
Later, when An You pounced on him on the sofa, his self-control finally shattered.
“I don’t want to be your little sister anymore,” she said.
Su Lie closed his eyes and took a deep breath, gently pushing the seventeen-year-old girl off him. His voice sounded hoarse, unlike his own:
“Wait until your eighteenth birthday.”
Could he really hold out until she came of age?
I went to Laotie to watch it and it was great. The speed of light is faster than the heroine's difficult period. The relationship between the hero and heroine has improved by leaps and bounds. There are super classic plots of pretending to slap people in the face and super sweet plots of spreading sugar. As long as it is not too serious, such as why the male protagonist cares so much about the female protagonist, it is easy to talk about saving people when they have just met. , But the sudden choice to raise the heroine is definitely out of lust [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] But even so, the male protagonist respects the female protagonist very much, does not force or take the initiative, I can only say that the male protagonist is too smart, and when he finds out that the female protagonist has feelings for him, he does not say anything or avoid it, and just waits for the female protagonist to throw herself into her arms. At least the plot is coherent and transparent without being abrupt. I feel that the pace is too fast and the emotional relationships are not deep enough, but it is also very satisfying to sprinkle sugar quickly 🤭 🥰 🥰
I have read more than a dozen chapters so far, and the writing is good. Although the heroine's personality does not look like that of a seventeen-year-old person, I can still read it after ignoring other aspects of the character description. There is nothing bad about it so far. I will give it a four-star wait and see. After reading all the serial parts, if you feel that it is good, I will follow up with more 🤭🤭🤭 I have caught up with the latest plot, and it is very well written. The male protagonist starts to change for An You, and goes to work to earn money and pay rent. He breaks away from his original identity as a wealthy young man and becomes a new self. In the future, he should be able to fulfill his dream and make games 🤭🤭🤭