A pure-hearted male lead who's aloof to outsiders and goofy around his friends × an introverted, resilient top student heroine
Mutual pining · Dreams and reality intertwine
Roommates all play the perfect wingman, with lively interactions between the two dorms
· Sweet campus romance, lighthearted comedy, and plenty of romantic tension
The two top students at Jinghua University, each with a dazzling contrast between their strengths and weaknesses, collide with fate while making wishes at a temple!
Lin Zhiyu is a sweet, introverted, slightly ditzy girl in the media department. She always ranks first, but she's unbelievably bad at sports and terrified of failing swimming class.
Lu Chi is the swimming heartthrob who dominates the competition. He's gorgeous and built like a dream, and has won countless awards, but his grades in every other subject have languished at the bottom for years.
One weekend, they each visit a temple with a wish in mind. She prays, "Bodhisattva, please don't let me fail swimming!" He prays, "Bodhisattva, please don't let me fail my classes!"
Who could have guessed that their dreams would mysteriously connect that very night!
The first night, beneath the library lights, the adorable top student helps the sports star cram for his classes. The second night, in a heated indoor pool, the icy-faced heartthrob takes the water-shy girl by the hand and teaches her to swim.
In their dreams, they save each other and quietly fall in love. The sweetness is off the charts!
But in reality, they're just strangers who pass each other by. They steal glances, keep bumping into each other, and repeatedly miss their chances, hiding their feelings as carefully as they can.
Everyone thinks they have nothing to do with each other, until one day someone lets the truth slip: "So you remember our dreams too?!"
Let me give myself a book review. After reading novels for many years, I'm trying to switch roles from reader to author. This is my first novel, and I had many ideas in mind before choosing this as my first attempt. Anyway, I've started, so I'll treat it as a passion project and persevere until it's finished. I'm actually quite satisfied with what I've written, haha.