Lu Qingci thought he was saving a poor girl who had been domestically abused.
He saw the old and new wounds on Lin Ye's body, and he always treated the wounds alone late at night, his eyes as alert as a wounded animal. So he handed over band-aids, breakfast, and umbrellas, all with restraint and caution—for fear of disturbing the fragile self-esteem of a "long-term victim."
What he didn't know was that while Lin Ye accepted his kindness inexplicably, he was secretly amused: "Does this sickly beauty like me?"
Until that rainy night, Lu Qingci followed the address and opened the door of the underground boxing ring. In the smoke, he saw the girl who "needs to be saved" punching the burly man to the ground. Sweat mixed with blood dripped from her chin. She raised her hand to wipe it away, her eyes as sharp as a knife.
The wild and tenacious female protagonist of The King of Fighters × the sickly, dignified and good student male protagonist
Shuang Jie/There is no domestic violence plot, it is a misunderstanding of the male protagonist
Pure love/campus to society
Concept: A story about misunderstanding and truth, rules and rebellion, pain and proximity
