Take Me Home

[The sunny little country dog male protagonist who loves life VS the possessive and world-weary female protagonist who is extremely possessive and acting-wise] When Chi Qixi was eight years old, she met Jiang Xiannian. She was in the car and he was on the roadside. A small group of boys squatted on the ground and ate steamed buns. His hair was messy and his clothes were dirty and clinging to his body, like a homeless stray dog. She stared at him for so long that her grandfather noticed something was wrong with her, "Xiao Xi?" Chi Qixi got out of the car. The little girl, who was as pale as fragile jade, stood on the roadside and asked calmly, "Do you want to go home with me?" The boy who was struggling to eat the steamed bun froze, blinked, and nodded firmly, "Yes!" When he was eighteen years old, Jiang Xiannian stayed by Chi Qixi's side, making breakfast with her, helping her write notes, buying her brown sugar water during her period, and even carrying her when walking, taking care of her like a useless person. Everyone said that the adopted son of the Chi family was not afraid of the eldest daughter of the Chi family, even through fire and water. But no one expected that when the old man of the Chi family died of illness and Chi Qixi took over the power, the first decision he made was to expel Jiang Xiannian from the Chi family. Later, when she was twenty-eight years old, Jiang Xiannian, who left the Chi family, re-entered the aristocratic circle by relying on his ability. At Chi Qixi's birthday party, many guests gathered. At that time, he was unparalleled in his handsomeness and awe-inspiring nobility, and he stole the attention of everyone when he appeared on the scene. Jiang Xiannian walked up to Chi Qixi and adjusted her skirt as he had done many years ago. Facing her scrutinizing gaze, he bent down and asked in a low voice, "Miss, can you take me home?" She was silent for a while, then nodded, "Okay." She is his supreme glory. Reading guide: 1. The full text of the carry of the heroine of Sick Yangzi 2. A growth-oriented male protagonist (referring to someone who goes from not having enough to eat to earning tens of millions a month) 3. Campus first (60%) and then city (40%) 4. Try to write a second male lead who falls from the sky, but you can't defeat a bamboo horse. 5. To be modified (screenshot taken on August 13, 2022) Concept: The flowers are blooming, the dew is still blooming