He Yuhui is an older single woman. Ever since a college romance ended without going anywhere, she has been constantly going on blind dates. Yet at twenty-seven, she's still alone. She doesn't blame fate or anyone else; she simply can't accept a marriage entered into just for the sake of getting married. Fortunately, good things come to those who wait. In the year she turned twenty-seven, Cupid shot three arrows her way. She found herself wavering between three potential romances, stopped going on blind dates, and ultimately found her own happiness.
Single women can have their springtime too, and ordinary people can find romantic love.
1. This story is very idealized, very Mary Sue, and very melodramatic. The protagonist is quite ordinary.
2. I have chapters saved up, so I absolutely won't abandon this story~
3. The author writes from the heart~
4. Here's hoping our 2013 is full of wonderful new romances~
5. I dedicate this story to all the men who appeared in Wanwan's life. Amen~
6. Remember to add it to your favorites~
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One of Wan's completed stories. Click the picture to transmigrate~
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I got addicted to reading it, so I stopped immediately. My heart fell into a pit. It was a 20-meter pit and I couldn't climb out. I even topped up my credit to read this book.
Please write a novel that the author has something to say!! QUQ
Darling Darling Darling~~~I went home and you didn't even come to play with me!!!!!
Finally updated, keep waiting, come back soon
The author is so arrogant♥ [I just forgot to rate TAT]
Why haven't you updated it? QAQ loves Zhan Yang TTTTT and the kids in the senior year of high school are so innocent~so~cute~(*ˉˉ*)
Author, you and Zhan Yang eloped, what happened??? Please update
A chapter I've read N times! A chapter without comment! I hid in a corner and cried!!!
Crying about Chen Ce's affair\'Let the heroine and Zhan Yang be together?
We finally reconciled again, and we actually didn't separate for long^O^ I reminded him that I used it wrongly. When talking about a gringo coveting the beauty of his ex-girlfriend, he used the word "male", so I'm here to catch him. . .