1.
The year she studied abroad in London, Song Zheyi fell for Lu Jue at first sight.
After that, her eyes would always follow him without her realizing it.
She knew even then that this young gentleman, with his affectionate peach-blossom eyes and manners ingrained in his very bones, seemed flirtatious but was actually the most heartless of all.
Three years later, they meet again and are forced into a blind date.
He raises an eyebrow and asks, “How about we help each other out?”
It takes Song Zheyi only three seconds to go from hesitation to agreement.
Just as she once secretly photographed him from behind, and after she won an award, everyone knew she liked him.
Everyone except Lu Jue.
2.
Lu Jue hates being tied down. He thinks marriage and love are dull and boring.
He picks Song Zheyi from among so many blind dates for two reasons.
First, she's well-behaved.
Second, Song Zheyi doesn't like him.
He once joked to Song Zheyi, “This is all an act. Don't take it seriously.”
He never expected things to get away from him, and in the end, he would be the one unable to control his heart.
One day, Lu Jue sees Song Zheyi secretly keeping all the odds and ends belonging to the man she loves. Jealousy gets the better of him, so he pretends to be drunk and kisses her.
Song Zheyi's heart is in turmoil. She pushes him away, her voice trembling. “Lu Jue, you're drunk.”
Lu Jue suddenly doesn't want to pretend anymore. He pins his forehead against hers, breathing unevenly, his gaze scorching. “I'm not drunk. I've never been this clearheaded.”
[Hanfu photographer x wealthy up-and-coming business investor who loves extreme sports]
Reader's notes:
1. This is primarily a story about unrequited love. It's not especially short, and there's still some story before the “help each other out” part in the blurb. They don't start off living together.
2. A slow burn, but the overall tone is sweet.
3. No need to tell me if you drop the story, thank you~ *bows*
Note: The male lead is written as a fox spirit. The title is inspired by The Little Prince.
The dusk when Jiang Ting signed the contract and became Mrs. Gu in name only, she heard an old Spanish song on the streets of San Francisco.
“Me Cuesta Tanto Olvidarte”
I try so hard to forget you
At that moment, Zhou Yanhe's exquisite yet weary face appeared in Jiang Ting's mind. His thin double-lidded eyes drooped as he looked at people with distant indifference, yet somehow made her heart clench and left her struggling to breathe.
A year later, Jiang Ting returns to China with the old lady of the Gu family.
A tall man, more refined and aloof than ever, appears in front of her without warning.
“Yanhe, this is your cousin's wife, Jiang Ting.” The old lady introduces her current status with a smile.
Zhou Yanhe presses his thin lips together and looks down at her for a moment. His voice is as cool and detached as it was eight years ago.
“Let's go, cousin's wife.”
Jiang Ting smiles.
Just as she thought, Zhou Yanhe doesn't remember her.
-
Jiang Ting is an insignificant speck of cosmic dust, while Zhou Yanhe is a brilliant, dazzling galaxy.
She once existed in his world.
But he'll never know it.
Until one day, Jiang Ting walks into Zhou Yanhe's room and sees WeChat open on his computer screen.
When she was sixteen, Jiang Ting wasn't content with being “the girl who sat in front of Zhou Yanhe.” Using a made-up identity, she spent a year chatting with him online.
Now her profile picture is pinned at the top. Zhou Yanhe's contact name for her is “Little Radish Who Borrows Things and Never Returns Them.”
Only people close to Jiang Ting know that nickname.
-
At midnight on her fifty-fifth day living at Zhou Yanhe's house, someone knocks on Jiang Ting's door.
Thinking it's the old lady Gu, she opens the door in a spaghetti-strap nightgown.
Zhou Yanhe steps inside.
She looks up in surprise and meets his long, shadowed eyes.
Their uneven breaths mingle, making her face flush and her heart race.
Jiang Ting turns away, trying to escape his gaze, but Zhou Yanhe grips her chin, his tone forceful.
“Jiang Ting, do you dare break up with him and be with me?”
A dietitian who accidentally became her unrequited love's “sister-in-law” x a restrained, long-suffering, occasionally “unhinged” tech genius
[You are my emotional anchor]
○ The heroine has no romantic entanglement with her cousin, and they never registered a marriage. It was just a fake “agreement.”
○ They have been in love with each other all along. Before discovering the heroine's true identity, the male lead never crosses the line. If he does, he must have found out.
○ The push and pull is intense, the kind that really keeps you guessing. The male lead occasionally loses control, but at heart, this is a sweet romance.
○ There's a reason the male lead loses control. No spoilers for now.
Theme: Love is restraint
Can you please stop being... I feel really bad when I see the archived article
I love this extra! !
Is it really well written? When I read the novel for the first time, my favorite part was not the male protagonist and the second male protagonist, but also the female protagonist. The author wrote her so tenderly, like a warm spring breeze, I really liked it!
Sprinkle flowers, cheers for the next book?(?^O^?)?
I'll book it all, it's an article that has a calm emotional line and a particularly comfortable sweet-sour ratio. I've never had much of a feeling for well-behaved female protagonists, but I found Teacher Rabbit particularly pleasing to my eye. In fact, she is quite strong mentally, except when she faced Lu Jue, she was in chaos. The author did such a good job of the little details of her pretending to be calm and trying to hide her true feelings that it was hard not to feel like her. Of course, if the male protagonist in a secret love story is average, I won't feel this way. Lu Jue is also a very good person who is worthy of liking. He is not a cold and perfect bking, but has a warm and boyish air. He is also very cute when he is always deflated in front of the rabbit. I felt like I was Yingying Guo 2.0. I even went to the sister-in-law's blog next door to dig out some sweets (unfortunately, I didn't get them, but Lu Jue did appear).
The emotional lines of several sets of supporting characters have been well received so far. At least Xu Zhen's jealous little boyfriend I don't want to spend money to watch him:) Gu Xingye has a good impression.
The extra chapter is also good to watch. There is no cookie-cutter story about giving birth and raising cubs. The final chapter 23 vs. 14 Is very interesting and has a unique aesthetic feeling of a big dream about to begin.
The author's writing is very humorous. Is it my favorite?
I wish Xiao Wen a happy ending. It is estimated that the college entrance examination will be around the time when the next book is released. I will also work hard to get better results! Come on with Xiao Wen!
Can you please stop being... I feel really bad when I see the archived article
I love this extra! !
Is it really well written? When I read the novel for the first time, my favorite part was not the male protagonist and the second male protagonist, but also the female protagonist. The author wrote her so tenderly, like a warm spring breeze, I really liked it!
Sprinkle flowers, cheers for the next book?(?^O^?)?
I'll book it all, it's an article that has a calm emotional line and a particularly comfortable sweet-sour ratio. I've never had much of a feeling for well-behaved female protagonists, but I found Teacher Rabbit particularly pleasing to my eye. In fact, she is quite strong mentally, except when she faced Lu Jue, she was in chaos. The author did such a good job of the little details of her pretending to be calm and trying to hide her true feelings that it was hard not to feel like her. Of course, if the male protagonist in a secret love story is average, I won't feel this way. Lu Jue is also a very good person who is worthy of liking. He is not a cold and perfect bking, but has a warm and boyish air. He is also very cute when he is always deflated in front of the rabbit. I felt like I was Yingying Guo 2.0. I even went to the sister-in-law's blog next door to dig out some sweets (unfortunately, I didn't get them, but Lu Jue did appear). The emotional lines of several sets of supporting characters have been well received so far. At least Xu Zhen's jealous little boyfriend I don't want to spend money to watch him:) Gu Xingye has a good impression. The extra chapter is also good to watch. There is no cookie-cutter story about giving birth and raising cubs. The final chapter 23 vs. 14 Is very interesting and has a unique aesthetic feeling of a big dream about to begin.
The author's writing is very humorous. Is it my favorite?
I've finished watching it, I've finished watching it~ It's so good~
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Happy ending. It's so beautiful.
I wish Xiao Wen a happy ending. It is estimated that the college entrance examination will be around the time when the next book is released. I will also work hard to get better results! Come on with Xiao Wen!