His Orange-Scented Secret Crush

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Xu Changge is a teen idol and Best Actor with eighty million fans. The first half of his life followed the tragic heroine's script: his father was unknown, his mother didn't love him, and his life was full of hardships.

Everyone said his early experiences had made him cold and unfeeling, and that he was destined to be alone for the rest of his life. No one knew he secretly kept a girl in his heart.

She was lively, cheerful, innocent, and pure. She would always smile and ask him, "Xu Changge, did you turn in your homework?"

Xu Changge: "I didn't do it, and I'm not turning it in. I'm definitely not letting you copy my homework!"

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Xu Changge joined a variety show, and the director arranged for him to do a roadshow in a university town: a street concert, accompanied by a student band. The band's instructor was Xia Mingyue.

Assistant: "I really don't know what the director was thinking, assigning a task like this."

Xu Changge rubbed his face wearily, his hand holding a cigarette trembling slightly. "Maybe he wants me dead."

Assistant: ???

[How to read this novel]

1. A top-tier teen idol and Best Actor with eighty million fans X a sweet, well-behaved top student from a celebrity family, a cool and clever (?) teacher

2. This is not an entertainment-industry novel.

3. A sweet story with shards of glass mixed into the sugar. Updates may occasionally be missed. If that bothers you, read with caution. Personal attacks will be returned twofold.

My upcoming novel:

"Who Isn't a Fairy?"

A string of murders leaves the whole city in fear, and young women are all on edge.

The tough and independent poor girl Wu Chu becomes the killer's next target. Is this fate's injustice, or a tragedy planned in advance?

Killer: I was right there at the scene. The cast on my body can prove it. It was pretty awful. I didn't manage to kill anyone, and then I spent half a month in the hospital.

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Among the wandering spirits of Jing City, a saying is passed from mouth to mouth: Better to offend a Daoist priest than a poor ghost.

It's said that a pair of evil spirits stole two yuan from some poor ghost, who chased them with a sword for three days and nights.

Poor Ghost Wu Chu wipes her sword: "I didn't, I haven't, don't make things up. Fairies don't hit people!"

My completed novels:

"The CEO's Ex-Girlfriend Is Back": An arrogant, domineering rich heiress X a steady, reserved, domineering CEO, a story about getting back together after a breakup.

"Married Because of a Baby": A silly, sweet childhood-friends romance. They marry first and fall in love later, getting on the bus before buying a ticket.

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