"Three years of not seeing each other drew an unbridgeable gap for us. When I was 15, I met you. When I was 16, I fell in love with you. When I was 17, I spent a year without you. When I was 18, I saw you again because of your rejection. I thought about it. When I was 20, I went abroad to study. When I was 26, I returned to China. Then a series of wonderful events happened..." This is Zhuang Xiaoan's memory.
"Looking back, in fact, I should have known him a long time ago. It's just because of the unfair fate that I passed by him thousands of times and finally fell in love with him..."
The male protagonist pretends to be an iceberg and is really a sultry lawyer vs. The female protagonist pretends to be mature and steady and really complains about the emperor's psychiatrist
The male protagonist is cold on the outside but hot on the inside, and has been in love
The heroine is hot on the outside and cold on the inside, and she is an orphan. . . But she ended up not being with her boyfriend. . .
(This is a romance novel disguised as a derivative novel, because I can witness the love of my childhood boyfriend, and I also hope they can witness my love)
ps: The author of Guest God said: "It's just because it's so pitiful that I want to get married eventually."