The story is complete. See Weibo @Wu Zhi Taotao for the male lead's first-person bonus chapter.
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An ultra-possessive, aloof beauty x a fake-tough, spoiled little witch
The male lead is disabled. The female lead made that up.
The novel will explain in detail why the male lead left. He's not a scumbag.
My next stories will be Will You Lull Me to Sleep? and The Rose Throne. Please pre-save them on my profile!
1.
In high school, Chi Tao had a crush on Fu Xunzhi, the top student in her grade and the student council president.
To get his attention, she showed up late to school every day and never buttoned her uniform properly. During the flag-raising ceremony, she made a bold speech: “I know I was wrong, so when are you going to date me, Senior Fu?”
She drove her teachers half mad.
The whole school knew she had a crush on him. Only Fu Xunzhi was oblivious.
He even took off for parts unknown after the college entrance exams.
2.
On the day her manga's sales passed one hundred thousand copies, an interviewer asked about her inspiration and why she'd made the male lead disabled, with the two leads married.
Chi Tao pretended to wipe away a tear. “The person I had a crush on in high school never gave me the time of day. Back then, I wished every unrequited love could have a happy ending in a parallel world.”
Her words struck a chord, and the internet erupted. Everyone wondered who could be so blind as to turn down such a beautiful woman.
When Chi Tao returned home, the house was pitch-black.
Before she could say a word, a man pulled her into his arms, his cool lips brushing lightly against her neck.
“Stop spreading rumors.” The man wrapped an arm around her waist and said coolly, “When did I ever ignore you?”
A few things to know:
1. They have a mutual crush. The male lead already liked the female lead in high school. There's a little melodrama, so please don't criticize the leads.
2. The female lead is always getting herself into trouble.
3. A fake “winning-her-back” arc.
#I Like You So Much, While the Wind Isn't Looking#
Theme: May no sincere love ever go unreturned.