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Wen Ci has studied classical dance since childhood. She's delicate, with a stunning figure and an elegant air. Walking proudly along the tree-lined path beneath her parasol, she looks like a flower of wealth and beauty in human form.
The boys she's turned down could make up several basketball teams.
That day, she receives yet another utterly ordinary confession on WeChat: "Hi, can we be friends?"
Wen Ci: "No."
She deletes it without a second thought.
*
Later, she gets into the prestigious Nanxiang University.
With her family's business on the verge of bankruptcy, Wen Ci is entrusted with an important mission: get close to Fu Sibai, the wealthy Fu family's rebellious playboy heir, and become the one person in his heart, no matter the cost.
After many twists and turns, Wen Ci finally meets Fu Sibai.
He holds a cigarette, his shirt collar open, his eyes full of lazy nonchalance and defiance.
He sits in the middle of a group of boys laughing and talking, like a lone wolf.
He's... pretty good-looking.
Wen Ci steps forward and casually raises her phone. "Hello, Fu Sibai. Can I add you on WeChat?"
Fu Sibai's lips curl into a smile as he hands her his phone.
After adding him, Wen Ci unexpectedly sees their old chat history:
"Hi, can we be friends?"
"No."
[You deleted this person. They can no longer send you messages.]
Wen Ci: ?
In that grand, silent unrequited love, Fu Sibai adored her like a mad dog.
He loved her wholeheartedly for years.
Until... she mercilessly deleted him.
[Devious young heir vs. sensible young lady who puts the bigger picture first]
Both leads are each other's first and only. The male lead pretends to be a playboy, but after their reunion, he's as faithful as a dog to the heroine.
The heroine is flawed and very willful. He pursues her in the first half, and she pursues him in the second.
Next book: Vying Eagle
At the school's hundred-day countdown rally, all the girls stare, infatuated, at Chi Ying as he speaks as an outstanding student.
His shirt is pristine white, his bearing fierce. He's won countless international awards in mathematics and science, and his grades are so far ahead that no one can match him. He's the undisputed early-admission candidate for a top university.
Her best friend whispers to Su Rong, "As soon as the ceremony ends, the girl next to me is going to confess to him."
Sure enough, when the rally ends, a girl blushes and confesses to Chi Ying. He turns her down politely and gracefully: "You're beautiful. You deserve an even lovelier view by your side."
Being gently rejected by Chi Ying even once is something the girls dream of.
Su Rong turns and walks away, expressionless.
At noon, in an empty hallway, Chi Ying toys with the lid of his lighter. His gaze clings to her as he flashes a suave, roguish smile. "Are you mad?"
"Afraid I'd say yes to her?"
Everyone knows that Chi Ying is handsome, modest, gentle, and refined, the undisputed dream guy of every girl.
Except Su Rong.
He's kind to everyone, but only ever gives her a hard time.
On graduation night, everyone is looking for Chi Ying, waiting to toast the teachers and thank them with him.
But no one knows that in the deserted back garden, a tipsy Chi Ying pins Su Rong against the wall, twirling the bow on her dress with his fingertips.
"Kiss me?"
*
Su Rong's diary:
At the hundred-day countdown rally, the person I loved stood onstage before a dazzled crowd and called out, young and free: "Spread your wings, eagle, and soar. The sky is vast, the world is yours."
He was a free-spirited eagle, and I could only look up at him forever.
Until the day the eagle landed beside me.
And never flew away again.
Theme: Love is patient, refuses self-deception, bears all things, and never ends
I have been looking forward to this article since I started writing, but in the end I was really, really disappointed?
Drive high and go low, there is no need to waste money by buying
The last few chapters of "High and Low" are too rushed. Can we write more details about tattoos, WeChat and so on? I can write a few more chapters.
I think it's quite sweet. But in the end I understood that the author is a copywriter fraudster and the copywriting has nothing to do with the content.
I'm really sad. This ending is a bit too hasty.
In this article, I feel that the male protagonist's hair color is very distinctive. I feel that this one is more meaningful than that one as an introduction (a small wish, don't spray, if you are right, then you are right) The heroine's character in the later stage feels different from that in the early stage. She has a growth-oriented heroine, which makes people feel very divided. I really like the feeling of the heroine in the early stage. The following article seems to be an overbearing CEO article, is it uncomfortable? But I have read too many articles like this to slow down, and I feel the same again, sad.
The ending is a bit hasty indeed
I haven't watched it for a while and it's finally finished.
Copywriting is a little different from books
As good as the author's writing is at the front, he's so ham-fisted at the back. It's not on the same level at all. Ignoring the back is pretty good, but the back simply drags the novel down (reminds me of an author who reversed the original direction and made a hasty ending, just because she wanted to travel and didn't want to write anymore, so she just ended it quickly)