Can't Help Falling for You

Originally titled Campus Matchmakers, this book was published under the titles Love on Campus: I Can't Help Falling for You and Love on Campus.

The authorized edition was published by Taiwan's TOP Women's Publishing House, then transferred to Huawen Publishing House for a reprint.

This is a pirated book, and the quality is poor.

Blurb:

That's right, she's Xiao Yingluo, the sports minister at Shinan who has taken the whole school by storm.

Though she's cute and petite, and there's a rumor she has a congenital illness, she's a third-degree black belt in judo, karate, and taekwondo, among other things. That was enough to shut up all the men at Shinan who refused to accept her. They wouldn't dare say a word in front of her. The only exception was Luo Qiheng.

Another big name at Shinan, he's the student council president, with both power and status.

At their very first meeting, he gave her one minor demerit and one major demerit. That was all it took to make an enemy of him for life.

What? Just because he taught her to dance and liked the dishes she cooked, she started falling for him? Impossible, impossible! She likes delicate, pretty boys. How could she possibly like this sturdy pig standing right in front of her? She must be crazy. She definitely is.

Other stories in the same series:

The story of Chu Qiying and Jiang Youheng

The story of Shen Wangxi (Shen Wangchen's younger brother) and Ji Liuli (Yingluo's younger sister)

The story of He Yingshui and Leng Yan

The continuation of Yingluo and Luo Qiheng's story

The story of Bai Rufu

Note: I'm from Shanghai. Just as Taiwanese writers set their stories in Taiwan, I set my first story in Shanghai. As for the school names, I couldn't be bothered to put much thought into them at the time, so I used Shidong, Shinan, Shixi, Shibei, and Shizhong. I know these schools exist in Shanghai, but please don't assume the story is about any of them. I hadn't planned to say more about this, but some readers kept complaining, so I thought I'd mention it. Also, in the published novel, the city is left unnamed and referred to as City A.

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