Wen Xuxun, a generation of genius, is a loner and has an arrogant temperament.
But who would have thought that the genius who is envied by everyone would bow down to a little devil.
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When we first met, he disliked him in every possible way
Wen Xuxun: "We made a three-part agreement. You are not allowed to get too close to me, and you are not allowed to..."
He obviously liked her very much in his heart, but his mouth was as stiff as a cold meal after a hundred days.
Later, he made a humble courtship and showed off his "beauty" every day
Wen Xuxun: "Xiaoyu, love me more."
Chi Chun's Mouyu: "When did I say I liked you?"
Wen Xuxun:(゚ロ゚)」
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Since Yan Zhaoyu woke up, she has become a lonely ghost with no memory.
Just when he was wondering why some people could see him and others couldn't, Wen Xuxun burst into his sight.
In Yan Zhaoyu's eyes, this man can negotiate with him and has a face that captivates all living beings. It's not a bad idea to be friends with him.
Yan Zhaoyu followed Wen Xuxun back with all her might, and her life became more and more comfortable day by day, except that sometimes she couldn't figure out Wen Xuxun's brain circuit.
Time passes step by step, and the mystery about his life experience gradually emerges.
Yan Zhaoyu devoted himself to it, but was afraid of involving Wen Xuxun, so he left alone.
When they met again, Wen Xuxun cried loudly, wrapping his arms tightly around himself and refusing to let go: "I like you! Don't leave me! "
Yan Zhaoyu:⊙⊙
A tough-talking, soft-hearted, tsundere beauty is assaulted by a sunny, cheerful, dull straight man
Wen Xuxun x Yan Zhaoyu
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Reading tips:
1. Two male protagonists + overhead cultivator + Nianxia + Shuangjie 1v1 + micro group portrait
2. There is a deputy CP, but there is little description, and there will be descriptions of supporting characters.
3. Emotional progress is slow and steady, while plot development is slow.
4. There will be a big sadistic plot in the later period, he
5. I'm a novice at writing, so please forgive me.
Purpose: Practice requires hard work