Song Jinyan is a freshman in the music department at A University. His hair reaches his waist, and his temper is even wilder than his talent. Ever since he was a child, people have told him he “looks like a girl.” His response is simple and brutal: grow his hair longer and hit them harder.
On the first day of term, his new roommate, Ji Linchuan, politely greets him: “Are you your older brother’s older sister?”
…He’s asking to die.
Ji Linchuan is a top student in the finance department, cold and abstinent, with muscles all over and arrogance in his bones. He looks down on Song Jinyan’s fashion sense, disapproves of his choice of major, and even takes issue with the way he crosses his legs to drink orange juice.
The two clash from day one. They argue over sweet-and-sour pork ribs in the cafeteria, nitpick each other’s guitar chords in the dorm, and even glare when they brush past each other.
But later, this cold, sharp-tongued finance student starts clinging to him every day, begging for hugs and refusing to get out of his bed. When jealousy strikes, he’s more sour than anyone. Song Jinyan is annoyed out of his mind, but whenever he tries to push him away, his hands never quite obey.
“Didn’t you say music students were going nowhere?”
“…I never said that.”
“It’s written all over your face.”
“Then read my face again.”
“What does it say?”
“It says you.”
[Reader’s Guide]
· Two male leads, 1v1, happy ending, campus and city life
· Hot-tempered, proud music student × cold finance student who turns into a devoted puppy
· From trading barbs to spoiling each other, with both sweet and sour moments
· Side couple: gentle, perceptive dance student × sunny, supportive best friend