The Willow in the Wind

Ye Ning had endured dark torment and senseless provocation. Afterward, she became afraid to talk to others, and her world had no color.

In her second year of high school, Ye Ning finally transferred, leaving behind the place that had filled her with disgust.

Unexpectedly, this remote school with its poor transport links was where Ye Ning's youth truly began.

She met her light.

Sneaking glances in class, chance encounters after school: a girl experiencing love for the first time threw herself wholeheartedly into her secret crush.

At her friends' encouragement, Ye Ning worked up the courage to tell her teacher she wanted to sit with Lin Wu.

On the day the seats were rearranged, Ye Ning was too shy to look up all day.

A piece of paper landed on her desk with a slap.

"Why aren't you talking?"

Ye Ning could barely catch her breath as she wrote back.

"Why aren't you talking either?"

Lin Wu clicked his tongue, tossed the note aside, and turned to look at her. The sweet scent of laundry detergent drifted from him on the breeze.

"Well, I was afraid a girl from the city would look down on us country folk. But listen, I'm not like the others. Your Brother Jiang's family has a hundred mu of land, so I've got loads in common with you rich people."

Ye Ning: "..."

The heroine is naturally airheaded and keeps growing into a better version of herself.

One-sided crush, mutual devotion.

Theme: Be happy.