Hey, Upperclassman, Want to Date?

During the summer vacation of her second year of high school, Ji Cheng came home and grabbed the neck of a boy standing with his back to her in the middle of the living room. The boy turned around, revealing an unfamiliar, handsome face. The boy shyly said, “S-Senior.” He wasn't her good-for-nothing younger brother after all. Having grabbed the wrong person, Ji Cheng was so embarrassed she wanted to vanish into the ground. From then on, she kept seeing this gentle, harmless-looking younger schoolmate everywhere: on campus, along the street. And every boy who confessed to Ji Cheng was mysteriously reported to the year head for dating too young or harassing a fellow student. The year the younger schoolmate got into the same university as Ji Cheng, he finally revealed a wolfish look. “Senior, want to date?” - Ji Cheng: “I like guys a little older than me. I don't want to look after a younger brother anymore.” Ji Che: “I don't want to call a guy younger than me ‘brother-in-law,’ especially when he's my classmate. That would be so awkward...” Xie Xici, younger than both Ji Cheng and Ji Che, and Ji Che's classmate: “...” Beautiful senior girl X scheming junior boy Screenshots have been taken. Theme: A beautiful relationship helps people grow.