Blurb: At first, Chen Chen mistook her for a new student he'd seen once around campus. He casually made up a story about falling in love with her at first sight during a year-level assembly, hoping to win her over. Little did he know that the young woman standing in front of him was the part-time student advisor who had called him several times over his absences, only for him to coldly hang up on her and then play a prank on her.
Years later, Chen Chen finally slipped a ring onto her finger. He sighed. "Now that we've talked everything through and I've put a ring on your finger, you can say yes to getting back together with me, right?"
Han Mei rested her head softly against his chest. "Chen Chen, I'm five whole years older than you."
"What's new about that? Haven't you always been five years older than me?"
"Think about it. I was having my first love when you were still in elementary school." The thought always filled her with guilt.
"Are you sure you want to discuss who was more precocious?"
Han Mei: ...
"That's not how you calculate it!" He laughed silently.
"How is it wrong?"
Chen Chen gently stroked her head. "The math is wrong.
"Think about it. When I was eighteen, you were about twenty-four, so I was two-thirds your age. Now I'm twenty-seven and you're thirty-two, so I'm already five-sixths your age. See? Even though you've always been older than me, the gap between us keeps shrinking. It's as if even Heaven is giving us a reason to grow old together."
Tears welled in Han Mei's eyes. She tried hard to sniff them back.
He sighed and drew his treasure into his arms. He was so glad the ring had finally found its rightful owner.
A cocky, flirtatious wolf pup VS a kindhearted new student advisor. Chen Chen used to be a naughty little wolf pup, the sort who would lick his lips at the smell of meat as he walked by. Luckily, after meeting Han Mei, he settled on her taste, and from then on he only chewed on this one meaty bone.
To put it another way, she was once the grass right by his doorstep, then became the grass he returned to. As the years passed, she remained his one and only flavor.
The print edition has been retitled The Younger Boyfriend. It includes brand-new bonus chapters: the wedding story, With You Along the Way, and the male lead's monologue, The Greatest Bastard.
Happy ending. One-on-one! Guaranteed by the characters' genders. The novel is better than the blurb and title!
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Awesome, the author's writing is so good! I read it in one sitting!
Well, I'm done chasing it, →_→ it looks good
Finally finished reading it! ! The author's writing is so good that I bought it in one go and read it to the end. It was originally from Amway by a different author. I couldn't stop reading it. Come on ↖(^ω^)↗The writing is much better than some books that have tens of thousands in collections. I look forward to your next article! !
Looks good, looks good, come on, come on
After reading it, it's very warm and exciting! Good article, a dose of peace in ordinary life.
I finished reading it. I feel that I have reached the stage of fatigue from reading novels, but this novel still made my eyes shine. I read it in one sitting. Thank you so much.
After being destitute of books for so long, I finally came across an article that I liked.
I read it in one sitting, it's great
I'm reluctant to finish it, but I'm looking forward to the next book. Come on! Next, I will silently pay attention to Da Da's article. I hope the author will get better and better~ I have read the whole article seriously. The male and female protagonists in this article are not naive in character. They like humorous, naughty, everyday male protagonists who get along with the female protagonist and the way they love their lovers. However, there are two points that are not acceptable: 1. The reason why the male protagonist and the female protagonist separated is a bit too bloody. 2. There is actually a plot about the heroine having an abortion, which is even more unacceptable. I think it might be better without this plot! The author may have made a note here to explain why the male protagonist spends so much time abroad without contacting or seeing the female protagonist. The specific author will provide additional analysis when you tell me about the book, so I made a small guess here (personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it) But compared to the full text, the writing style is better than anything else, and this shortcoming is just an insignificant point. Personally, I feel that this article is undoubtedly a breath of fresh air for the current teacher-student love story ~ It is worth reading.