A friend of Su Su borrowed her name to write a novel. Su Su wasn't the heroine, but she played a pivotal role in the plot.
However...
After staying up all night to finish the novel, Su Su puffed out her cheeks, feeling glum. She immediately messaged her friend: [You wrote it really well, but don't ever write one again.]
Who could have guessed that when Su Su woke up the next day, she had become the male lead's current girlfriend in the book?
It was hard for her to be happy now, because the male lead would eventually cheat on her and embark on a passionate, angst-filled romance of more than three hundred chapters with a freshman girl.
As the heroine's best friend's older sister, Su Su's role was to hand her boyfriend over to the heroine so the two lovers could end up together.
With the school year not yet started and the plot still waiting to unfold, Su Su resolved to break up with her boyfriend.
But even after successfully breaking up with the male lead, Su Su still couldn't escape the plot's vicious cycle. She became the target of the heroine's beloved White Moonlight.
Xu Jingyan met a girl at the tennis court whose eyes turned red whenever she played. She blinked her watery eyes, her hands trembling as she held her racket.
“Upperclasswoman, if you can't do it, let someone else take over.” Xu Jingyan pressed his tongue against the roof of his mouth, his voice inexplicably hoarse.
Su Tang fanned the flames from the sidelines. “My sister is really good at tennis.”
Xu Jingyan chuckled. “Is that so?”
Five minutes later.
Xu Jingyan had deigned to crouch on the ground, gently coaxing the girl who was on the verge of tears.
Su Su clutched her shin where the tennis ball had hit her, sniffling too hard to speak. It was hard for her to be happy now.
Xu Jingyan's breath caught. His heart throbbed as if it had been scorched by fire, and his gaze darkened.
Su Su had thought Xu Jingyan was just a polite, mild-mannered junior with a bit of pride.
But after reading the love letter her predecessor had written to the male lead, he suddenly seemed like a different person, forcing her to read the words aloud.
Su Su: “No. I'm not doing it.”
He had planned to let her go if she just said those sweet words to him once. But her stubborn refusal made Xu Jingyan laugh in anger.
A rare trace of anger flickered in Xu Jingyan's usually indifferent eyes. He bent down, scooped Su Su into his arms, and pinned her against the wall, making her kiss him for twenty minutes before he let her go.
Unlike Xu Jingyan, who still wanted more, Su Su returned home thinking her junior had gone crazy. He had actually forced her to kiss him. She touched her flushed cheeks, completely at a loss.
Maybe she should study abroad after all! She couldn't keep this junior. Ignoring the strange feeling inside her, Su Su resolved to escape overseas.
But barely had Su Su mentioned to her parents that she wanted to go abroad when Xu Jingyan found out.
Held in the man's arms, Su Su felt like crying. She bit her lower lip and refused to give in.
In the end, Xu Jingyan was the first to give up. He begged her in a soft, humble voice not to cry.
“Upperclasswoman, please don't cry, okay?”
Xu Jingyan had never imagined he would be defeated by a woman's tears.
That was, until he met Su Su. The moment he first saw her, his heart began to itch. He wanted to make her cry, then kiss her as he comforted her.
Theme: Face every difficulty with optimism
