She Wants to Pick the Stars

Coming soon: Learn to Behave. Blurb below.

Clear-headed, carefree heroine x proud, highborn hero who bends for her

This story:

School setting, mutual crushes turning into mutual devotion, a sweet romance.

Socially anxious, genius piano girl x aloof school heartthrob who's gentle only with her

The shy little rabbit takes a brave step, hoping to pluck a star from the sky;

but the puppy never waits around.

He brings the star to the little rabbit: "You don't have to pluck it. The star will come to you."

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Coming soon: Learn to Behave. If you're interested, feel free to check it out next door.

From childhood on, everyone wants Zhong Yi to learn to behave.

And Zhong Yi has learned to do it so well. Despite having a strikingly beautiful face, she looks and acts like the most well-behaved girl in the world.

When her boyfriend cheats on her, everyone assumes Zhong Yi must be devastated and on the verge of a breakdown.

But to their surprise, Zhong Yi calmly breaks up with him, and never looks back, no matter how much her ex apologizes and begs her to stay.

She throws off the so-called shackles of convention and treats romance like a game, as if feelings mean nothing.

From then on, her only rule is to do what makes her happy.

Who says girls have to be well-behaved?

"Well-behaved" was never really a compliment.

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Song Huai was born to privilege and has always been adored by everyone.

He has no shortage of admiration from others, and once thought that falling in love was nothing special: laughter and anger, indulgence and pleasure.

Until Zhong Yi barges into his life, barging into his proud, hollow heart.

Amid the noisy crowd, she drinks a nonalcoholic beverage with perfect decorum. But when she smiles at him, she's bold and confident, her gaze openly filled with desire and affection.

She's the most captivating contradiction in the world, both well-behaved and passionate.

Only later does Song Huai realize that she's like the wind.

When she lingers by his side, she's enchanting, sweet, and intoxicating; when she turns and leaves, she's freer and more carefree than anyone.

Once you've tasted her, she's hard to forget.

But he can't hold on to the wind.

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The highest form of playing hard to get is when the hunter doesn't let it bother him, even after losing his prey in the process.

Excellent, proud men often have their pride, but Zhong Yi can't stand it when a man acts childish with her.

She turns and walks away, cool and decisive, saying bye, while he lowers his head and learns, little by little, how to behave so she'll take him back.

Theme: Love takes courage.