The Campus Male Lead’s Villainous Ex-Girlfriend

Su Jiasui has spent eight years in this world. Her parents are loving, her family is harmonious, and she has a handsome, sweet-natured boyfriend.

Just when she thinks her life will go smoothly, a gentle girl in a white dress transfers into her class.

Her memories awaken, and Su Jiasui realizes that she's the evil female antagonist in a school romance novel. Before long, her boyfriend will break up with her and secretly fall for the transfer student. Consumed by resentment, she will join forces with her classmates to bully the new girl.

The ending is easy to predict: the protagonists will get their happy ending, while the antagonist meets a miserable fate.

As Su Jiasui considers giving the transfer student some money to solve the problem at its source, her usually obedient boyfriend suddenly breaks up with her.

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Ji Jing has been dating Su Jiasui for two years, going from an arrogant young master to a pathetic pushover, one step at a time.

One day, after his girlfriend calls him an “idiot” yet again, Ji Jing's pride takes a hit, and he blurts out, “Let's break up!”

His girlfriend pauses, nods, then turns and walks away.

Ji Jing goes back to his old life: skipping class, fighting, riding his bike, and spending money like water.

Everyone thinks the old Young Master Ji is back.

No one knows that he keeps a leave slip in his pocket and sneaks into tutoring classes, where he practices problem sets, memorizes vocabulary, and studies late enough to get nosebleeds.

He thinks, I can mess around and throw tantrums all I want, but I can't let my grades slip. I still have to get into the same university as Su Jiasui.

Even if Su Jiasui doesn't love him at all.

Reader's guide / An explanation written out of self-preservation:

1. In high school, the male and female leads are only dating in name. They have no intimate contact beyond the bounds of friendship, and they break up in Chapter 22.

2. The story is set in 2010, when public safety was poor. The “fighting” in the story is actually intervening to help others. It is not described in detail, the police handle the problem, and nothing encourages or supports violence.

3. The male lead is called a “school bully” by people in the original story. The “riding bikes” in the blurb means mountain biking, not illegal activities like street racing. In the story, this is a misunderstanding by others.

4. The main theme of this story is to study hard and strive to improve every day.

Next up: “My Widowed Father Falls in Love After Eighteen Years”

My father, who has been widowed for eighteen years, has fallen in love.

Actually, I don't object to him remarrying. I even hope he can find a wife who cares for him and treats him well.

After all, my mother died of postpartum complications just after I was born. For the past eighteen years, my father has lived like an ascetic. No matter how many women threw themselves at him, he never paid them any attention.

For a wealthy, well-preserved middle-aged man, that's no easy feat. I'm often moved by the unwavering love he and my mother shared.

But now he's in love, and the person he's dating looks about my age.

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Tao Xin is traveling with her boyfriend when they are caught in a mudslide. She should have died on the spot, but for some reason, she transmigrates eighteen years into the future.

Eighteen years later, the boyfriend who used to love cuddling in her arms has become successful and famous. He's now an overbearing CEO, and he has a lively, energetic son.

This is tough.

She's only in her early twenties. How is she supposed to be someone's stepmother?

Besides, her former young boyfriend is nearly forty now.

Tao Xin wants to break up, but her middle-aged boyfriend, dressed in a sharp suit, starts crying before he can even speak.

[The eldest son is not the male lead's biological child. One-on-one pairing, sweet romance, and both leads have no romantic or sexual history with anyone else.]

Theme: Your fate is in your own hands.