When Nan Sang was eighteen, she fell in love with someone for the first time. It was love at first sight.
The person she liked was called Bei Yang. Even their names sounded like a perfect match.
But no matter how hard she tried to get Bei Yang to notice her, he treated her no differently from any other classmate.
For the first time, Nan Sang, who had never known what it meant to give up, felt defeated. She thought her feelings had become a burden to him.
So Nan Sang began to suppress her feelings and slowly distance herself from Bei Yang. Then, one day, they both showed up at the same party, and someone asked Nan Sang if she was still pursuing Bei Yang.
Nan Sang raised her eyes to look at Bei Yang’s cool, distant face and gently shook her head. "I’m not pursuing him anymore."
Just as things were getting awkward, Bei Yang suddenly looked up at her and smiled. "Now it’s my turn to pursue her."
[Sunny, lively heroine * sensitive, reserved hero]
Reader’s guide: 1. A sweet story about a girl pursuing a boy
2. The leads’ names come from "South Mountain Has a Platform," a poem in the Book of Songs
Theme: The protagonists’ positive, uplifting growth
