Yu Ting had been secretly in love with her friend’s older brother for years. For him, she worked hard to lose weight, studied like crazy, and got into the same university as he did.
At last, on the day of the freshmen welcome party, she got drunk and confessed.
“Jia Nian, will you go out with me?”
But the very next day, news spread around campus that Fang Jianian already had a girlfriend.
Yu Ting: “…”
And just like that, Yu Ting’s long and tragic unrequited love came to an end.
*The day my unrequited love ended, the person I liked confessed to me.
Sunny, shameless flirt of a girl next door X gentle, aloof older brother with a fragile air
Note:
1. Due to the point of view, some information is withheld.
2. The male lead has psychological trauma. He seems like a gentle older brother on the surface, but is a gloomy, obsessive ghost behind closed doors. Later, he’ll have to chase his wife the hard way.
3. It’s probably a story about a hardcore fan turning against their idol, only for the idol to keep getting rattled.
Dividing line
Coming soon: Marrying My Nemesis. If you’re interested, please add it to your library
Blurb:
In her previous life, Lu Yuan, a surrendered general from the Northern Dynasty, defected to the South and submitted a petition to Emperor Wu, asking to marry into one of the great clans and seeking the hand of Xie Lang, the Xie family’s legitimate daughter.
The emperor laughed and said, “The Wang and Xie families are far above your station. You come from humble origins. Why not consider a family of the Zhu or Zhang rank, or lower?”
Lu Yuan held a grudge over this.
The following winter, he led eight hundred remnant soldiers from Shouyang, sweeping through Jiangnan and pressing straight toward Jiankang.
In the fifth month of summer, the Taicheng fell. Disaster descended upon the great clans of Jiangnan, and the people of Wu were ravaged. The Wang and Xie families suffered the greatest humiliation, nearly wiped out. A century-old aristocratic house fell in a single day, the nobility who had crossed south were utterly destroyed, and the fortunes of Jiangdong came to an end.
Xie Lang, the spark that had set it all off, was regarded by everyone as a beautiful calamity. First her husband’s family cast her aside, then she was sold into a brothel, and in the end she was reduced to becoming a fisherman’s wife.
Her life of wandering and humiliation was all Lu Yuan’s doing.
When they met again, she was an ugly, sun-weathered fisherwoman, while he was a beaten-down stray, betrayed by his own men and hunted until he’d lost everything.
“After all these years, General, you don’t recognize an old acquaintance?”
“Who are you?”
Her answer was a blade plunged into his heart.
After killing her enemy with her own hands, Xie Lang threw herself into the river and died. But when she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn.
Outside the door, the matchmaker’s emissary came to ask for her hand, just as in her previous life.
This time, Xie Lang made a different choice.
Amid deafening wedding music, she stepped down from the sedan chair, crossed the brazier, and saw Lu Yuan’s face, brimming with ferocity, amid the blazing flames.
War-torn world’s hound of war VS noble clan’s young lady
Theme: Be true inside and out.
Everything is a bit shabby from the perspective of the male protagonist, and it's really scary for someone with a tendency to be mentally destructive to become a doctor.
What, it turned out to be like this! Let Fang Jianian have a harder time chasing after him [rolls eyes]
I'm laughing so hard at this big yellow girl, Sister Bao, hahahahahahaha
If you can't stand it anymore, torture Fang Jianian to death
I see that this man has zero charm now. If he likes the heroine, he can express it openly. If he doesn't like it, make it clear. This way he gives the heroine a vague illusion, has no sense of boundaries, and destroys public order 💔 💔
Gugu, did you watch Korean dramas when you wrote this? Hahaha, when I saw this article, all I could think about was Mi Qiusuo! Mo?!
I can see my aunt smiling 🐶
Ahhhh Mocha Girl Sakura!!! Tomoyo Sakura!
I feel like the author has watched a lot of Korean dramas. The writing is very good, but the words and sentences always make me feel like I am watching a foreigner speak, not very everyday, like a translation of a Korean drama.
Why are there so few comments? It's such a cute article.