[A sinister and good-natured girl who pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger
[Micro-heartthrob+female orientation+male crush on female+daily/suspense 64+non-cool writing+campus+dog-bloody writing]
Overnight, his brother committed suicide and his parents died. In order to find the murderer, Xu Jinruo transferred to Xiahe High School.
As soon as she turned around, she offended the school's dandy young master, Jiang Yannian.
She just wanted to be an ordinary little transparent person in school and mind her own business, but God just didn't let her have it.
In order not to show off his edge, and to prevent him from ruining his plan, Xu Jinruo could only pretend to be weak and seek help from his mortal enemy, Liang Helin.
She never expected that with such a move, she would meet the boy who was the best to her in her life.
But there was only hatred in her heart, and she only used him from beginning to end, without any trust.
She repeatedly planned to deliberately get into danger, but the young man who was unaware of this always rushed over to save her.
He didn't know anything, he just knew that he didn't want her to get hurt.
When everything was settled, she unexpectedly saw his diary, which contained the boy's deepest secrets, and at this moment, he finally saw the light of day.
- She seems to be using me.
Xu Jinruo's hand froze immediately, and the next sentence was
——I am very happy that she can think about herself.
If you open your arms to me with a smile, no matter it is pain or hurt, I will be happy with it.
It turns out that there is a young man who has been waiting for me for many years.
Reader comments
It's quite interesting. It's a theme I haven't seen very often. It's just a bit Mary Sue at the beginning. It's low-key and high-speed. It gets smarter by chapter 20. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is very delicate. The male protagonist is extremely controlling of the female protagonist. He doesn't say a harsh word to her in the whole story.
It's quite interesting. It's a theme I haven't seen very often. It's just a bit Mary Sue at the beginning. It's low-key and high-speed. It gets smarter by chapter 20. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is very delicate. The male protagonist is extremely controlling of the female protagonist. He doesn't say a harsh word to her in the whole story.