Just Started College, and the Cold Campus Belle Is Dragging Me Off to Get Married

(A sweet, angst-free romance, no blood relation, one heroine, pure slice of life, no career plot, slow-paced) Not long after starting his freshman year, Shen Yu was cornered outside the boys' dorm by his childhood friend Shen Nuo, who slapped a crumpled pregnancy test report against his chest.

“Two weeks pregnant. Shen Yu, look what you’ve done. Are you going to take responsibility?”

The memories of blacking out drunk at his birthday party came rushing back. Shen Yu’s mind went blank. Without a moment’s hesitation or an attempt to dodge responsibility, he rushed back to the dorm and dug out his household register and ID card.

“Come on, let’s get our marriage certificate! I’ll acknowledge the baby, marry you, and take on whatever comes our way.”

From then on, the university campus had a childhood-friend couple everyone shipped, but nobody knew they were already legally married and had quietly begun their life as a cohabiting married couple.

His roommates thought he was just an overprotective big brother, and their classmates delighted in the sweet sight of their mutual devotion. Only the readers knew the two of them were practically about to have a baby!

His scheming ex-girlfriend wouldn’t leave him alone and wanted to get back together?

Shen Yu blocked her and deleted her contact on the spot, making his position clear in front of everyone: “I’m married. Stay away.”

He had frequent work-related contact with the professor’s niece, and people teased them for being a perfect match?

He took the initiative to keep his distance and brought up “my wife” every other sentence, making his boundaries crystal clear.

In class, he was a top student who consistently ranked first in his major. At work, he was a rising star at a private equity firm who had been fast-tracked to a permanent position. He handed over every cent of his bonuses and took care of all the housework, pampering the childhood friend he had protected since they were little until she became the happiest girl in the world.

Then a short video of them holding hands on the athletic field went viral across the university forum, and even his in-laws saw it.

The couple braced themselves for a scolding, but the older pair just smiled and waved them off:

“Why are you pretending? We’ve been waiting to hold our grandchild.”