A cool, aloof, refined all-round genius CEO versus a gentle, sweet, math-challenged heroine.
That September, autumn’s first colors began to appear, and the new school year of Grade Eleven opened amid the cicadas’ song. She followed her teacher into the classroom, her white dress trailing over the threshold. Her waist-length hair fluttered in the breeze through the room, flecks of light dancing on its ends.
As the teacher’s introduction faded, she gave a slight nod and walked toward her seat. Those few steps crossed into the silent wilderness of someone’s heart, untouched for years, and quietly took root.
Gu Lin, the only son of a family born to wealth and splendor, leaned against the window, casually turning pages with his fingertips. Every now and then he looked up, his eyes far too still for a boy his age. The two years he spent tutoring Ouyang Wenyi in math were among the few warm, sunny moments in his long, uneventful life.
He poured his heart into every example problem and every sheet of scratch paper, filling them with patience and tenderness. Those days felt as carefree as time stolen from the world.
He thought they would enter the university they had dreamed of together. But he was the first to break his promise, leaving for a foreign country. They didn’t even say a proper goodbye.
The world is vast. If you don’t make a point of meeting, you really may never see each other again. For the next six years, the two of them were like ships passing in the night, never crossing paths.
Gu Lin rose rapidly, reaching the most dazzling peak of his life. Yet he grew ever more reserved, his sharp edges hidden away, leaving only the stillness of a deep pool in his eyes and an invisible chill around him.
On the eve of Jingda No. 1 High School’s centennial celebration, he sat alone by the window and called the number that had been silent for six whole years.
She answered.
“Ouyang Wenyi, you’ll be coming to the anniversary celebration, right?”
“I will...”
“May I ask, Young Master Gu, what does that have to do with you...?”
A top student, a school beauty and a bad student, have a two-way secret love. From school to the workplace, they renew their relationship seven years later. The top student takes the initiative and wins the heart of a bad school girl. The two recognize each other along the way, join forces to marry each other, fight against the family, support each other, fight against obstacles, and overcome obstacles along the way. .
The opening chapter is very attractive. The author starts from the point where the heroine has poor math scores. It is completely consistent with reality and does not impose the character of a top academic. There are also many girls in life who are poor in math and have no mathematical thinking. It is too close to life @City Jiang
I was deeply attracted by the first chapter. When I was studying, I was also a bad student in mathematics. I spent a lot of time to improve, but still achieved little results. The heroine's embarrassment is very similar to what we imagined when we were reading, and it really resonates with us. I hope the author will keep updating it, and I also hope that the heroine can overcome difficulties, improve her math scores, and be admitted to her ideal university.
The beginning is very good, very funny, and very consistent with the reaction of a poor math student after failing in the exam. The inner description is very delicate, very consistent with the character's mood at the time. It looks very fascinating, and the plot moves quickly.
A top student, a school beauty and a bad student, have a two-way secret love. From school to the workplace, they renew their relationship seven years later. The top student takes the initiative and wins the heart of a bad school girl. The two recognize each other along the way, join forces to marry each other, fight against the family, support each other, fight against obstacles, and overcome obstacles along the way. .
The opening chapter is very attractive. The author starts from the point where the heroine has poor math scores. It is completely consistent with reality and does not impose the character of a top academic. There are also many girls in life who are poor in math and have no mathematical thinking. It is too close to life @City Jiang
I was deeply attracted by the first chapter. When I was studying, I was also a bad student in mathematics. I spent a lot of time to improve, but still achieved little results. The heroine's embarrassment is very similar to what we imagined when we were reading, and it really resonates with us. I hope the author will keep updating it, and I also hope that the heroine can overcome difficulties, improve her math scores, and be admitted to her ideal university.
The beginning is very good, very funny, and very consistent with the reaction of a poor math student after failing in the exam. The inner description is very delicate, very consistent with the character's mood at the time. It looks very fascinating, and the plot moves quickly.