When Will the Skies Clear?

There wasn't a single student of Professor Lu who didn't know Lin Yunqi.

Ran Qingfang had heard of him a little earlier than everyone else, though she could only say that she knew of him, not that he knew her.

But today, that illusion was about to fall apart.

Because he was standing in front of her, wearing a relaxed expression that promised to settle old scores. She had no choice but to relive the painful memory from a year ago.

So that one-year promise had only been real to him. But he had actually taken it seriously.

The prince carried the glass slipper, carefully planning his next move. At last, he found Cinderella, only to discover that the quiet, carefree girl had already put on the diamond shoe belonging to a prince from a neighboring kingdom.

What was he supposed to do now?

At the wedding, he watched the happy couple with cold eyes. In his heart, it felt like a cool breeze passing over a paddy field. Only two words filled his mind: They don't match.

At last, he lost to the knot in his heart, but there was nothing he could do. He could only look up at the sky and wonder when the weather would finally clear.

Fortunately, heaven also favors beautiful people, and at last he got his chance to see the clouds part and the sun shine through.

Life is hard, so here's a little fairy tale.

This is not a teacher-student romance. The heroine happens to graduate just before the hero returns to the country to teach.

The whole novel is already complete: 74 chapters in the main story, with a very reliable update schedule.

The title is adapted from Zhang Xian's Ci poem,