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Blurb:
After her mother dies, sixteen-year-old Xiao Xiao is brought from her small town to the Xiao family in City Z, where she meets the father who has ignored her for more than a decade.
After transferring schools, Xiao Xiao does poorly on the entrance exam. Her father dislikes her terrible physics score, saying it makes him look bad, so he finds someone to tutor her.
After taking a look at his face, Xiao Xiao graciously agrees.
Before the tutoring begins, Xiao Xiao is full of anticipation.
After it begins, she's forced to stay up late struggling through physics problems. She regrets everything: Is Gu Zhen a demon or what?
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Gu Zhen comes from a prestigious family. Handsome and refined, with a warm, gentle smile, he's the ideal son-in-law in the eyes of every elder in the capital.
But no one knows that at two thirty in the morning, Gu Zhen is soothing a young woman over the phone, his voice tender and affectionate. "It's all right if you haven't finished the problems..."
Xiao Xiao is just about to be moved
"Do one fewer problem, and you'll have ten more to make up tomorrow. How does that sound? Like it?"
Xiao Xiao likes it so much she bursts into tears: Heh... So that's what a demon's whisper sounds like.
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In the third year of Xiao Xiao and Gu Zhen's relationship, her father is imprisoned and the Xiao family falls into ruin. Her older half-sister sneers at her: "You think Gu Zhen will stay with you now that our family is ruined? Just wait. He'll break up with you."
When Gu Zhen hears about it, the next day someone sees him taking Xiao Xiao to the marriage registration office.
Sweet romance, one male and one female lead, happy ending.
Theme: Stay true to yourself and keep moving forward.
When I saw the title of this book, I remembered a saying: People are like a rainbow, and you will know when you meet them.
Very pretty, I like it very much
The heroine has a good personality, but it's a bit slow to get into the emotional scenes. Very good, come on