The Dragon People at the Noble Academy All Want to Spoil Their Junior Sister

[Sweet Romance] [1v4 Love Rivalry] [Powerful Heirs Fighting Over Her] [Doting Romance] [Feel-Good Face-Slapping] [Childhood Sweethearts]

Yu Sui, the junior apprentice sister of Qingyun Mountain, was sent down the mountain by her master to find her senior apprentice brother.

Her master had said just one thing: "Your senior apprentice brother is at Shenglan Academy. He's doing pretty well."

Yu Sui enrolled as a "student in need" and was mocked by the entire school on her first day:

"What kind of pauper is this? What makes her think she belongs at Shenglan?"

But all Yu Sui wanted was to find her senior apprentice brother.

Who could have guessed that before she found him, she'd attract the attention of three powerful heirs who were not to be trifled with?

Shen Huai, the spoiled young master of a wealthy family, chased her around all day asking, "Yu Sui, what kind of spell did you put on me?"

Fu Guanlan, the strict and impartial student council president, made an exception just for her.

Jiang Yubai, the artistic genius with emotional detachment, was cold to the whole world, yet made an unprecedented confession to her: "Before you came along, my world had no color."

All three heirs were more difficult to handle than the last.

Yu Sui: "...I just came to find someone. I'm not here to build a harem."

And the person she was truly looking for...

Gu Xianqing, heir to the Gu family, was aloof, noble, and untouchable.

He attended the same academy as her, yet never gave her a second glance, because he had forgotten her.

Until, in that moment, all his sealed memories came rushing back.

Gu Xianqing gripped her wrist tightly, his eyes reddening and his voice so hoarse he could barely speak:

"Yu Sui, didn't you come here to find your senior apprentice brother?"

"I'm your childhood sweetheart, your eldest senior apprentice brother, and the fiance you were promised to when you were little."

The three heirs: "???"

Gu Xianqing blocked their way at the door, his eyes filled with the possessiveness of someone who had found what he thought he'd lost:

"She's mine. She has been for ten years. Don't even think about it."