Your Heart, My Heart

A depressed, aloof ER doctor and a calm, scheming university professor.

Actually, it's a shy, soft little cutie and a proud, mischievous little princess.

You are the only selfishness I have, and I am the only indulgence you allow yourself.

[Reading Guide]

■ One-on-one, happy ending, having a child (their biological daughter, and she takes the surname of whichever parent gives birth);

■ Everyday life, two strong-willed characters who take turns being on top;

[Next novel]

◆ After You Left

A gentle, stubborn young general x a clever, icy princess

[Mutual pining, two strong characters taking turns being on top]

They say Princess Jingyang has countless lovers, and especially likes pale, slender pretty boys with red lips and narrow waists.

One day, a big cat sneaks into her manor. It's skilled in martial arts, can forge the great general's handwriting, and even dares to secretly replace her study companion, changing the companion's gender in the process.

Very well.

Zhou Nan curls her lips and tempts the big cat with dried fish until it circles around her.

As time passes, she gets more and more used to petting the big cat, and begins to want to keep it by her side forever.

On the eve of the young general's return to the capital, the emperor asks her in private,

"Situ Che was the son-in-law your late mother chose for you. He's exactly your type. How about I arrange a marriage for you?"

Zhou Nan refuses at once. She's already found her cat.

But on the day Situ Che returns to the capital, the princess discovers that

her cat is gone,

riding on the young general's horse.

Zhou Nan has someone in her heart. Everyone thinks she prefers delicate, effeminate men, but no one knows they're all shadows of the same girl.

The young general is about to marry. Zhou Nan sits alone in the woods, her cool, upright figure filled with solitude.

Every woman in the world can marry Situ Che,

except her.

The next moment, the big cat, who shouldn't be there, crashes into her arms.

"Your Highness, does your promise to marry me still stand?"

Zhou Nan freezes. When she was young, she caught one glimpse of him, was bewitched by his beauty, and impulsively made that promise.

Many excellent women admire the young general, and they all hope Situ Che will marry them. Only Zhou Nan knows the right answer.

When she first met Situ Che at the age of eight, she blurted out:

Then marry me when you grow up.

Theme: Always meet life with love and strength.