Like Me, Yet Not Me

A high-strung, difficult heiress x a slightly bashful nerd (in the best sense)

A non-stereotypical rich girl and poor boy (.)

① Seven years later, Sui Yuyue saw Zou Jiyan again.

She couldn't manage to say the "Long time no see" she'd rehearsed countless times.

After he helped her up and wiped her face, the first thing she blurted out was, "There's still a bit in my nose."

② Sui Yuyue thought: she hadn't murdered anyone or set anything on fire, nor had she committed any crimes. After seven years, Zou Jiyan should have forgiven her by now, right?

Back then, she'd only made the same mistake every woman in the world makes.

In the year he loved her most, she simply hadn't resisted temptation.

She'd changed her affections just a little, then left without saying goodbye.

In short, the two of them in this story are:

"Why did you lie about your feelings? Why did you leave me? Why did you treat me like this? I hate you, I hate you, I hate you, I hate you. Oh! I ran into you. Well, then I love you."

And

"You can't really not like me. You can't really hate me. If you really don't like me or hate me, then I'll hate you and stop liking you too. But I like you so much."

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One-on-one romance, happy ending.

Updates three times, then takes one day off. Sometimes the chapters are extra long, sometimes they come up short.

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1. The writing style is like an old woman's endless foot bindings, an old man's split-crotch pants, or an athlete's ingrown toenail: in short, it may be long and unpleasant, with plenty of emotion and inner monologue.

2. The heroine is very beautiful, but her personality is genuinely awful. If you feel your fists clenching, please stop reading.

3. The school arc is longer than the city arc. The school storyline begins in Chapter 4, and the story returns to the city after around twenty chapters. I wanted to indulge in a school-life story.

4. The characters' views do not represent the author's own. If anything makes you uncomfortable while reading, please stop.

Theme: Love life