Eloping to the Universe

An early work. Not recommended. Blurb: Sang Yu thinks this guy has been showing up a little too often lately, and he seems to treat her differently from everyone else. Shen You is handsome, comes from a good family, confident and flamboyant, easygoing and romantic. In everyone's eyes, he's a heaven-blessed favorite, shining like a star. Sang Yu can't help being drawn to him, too. At last, his confession arrives. Sang Yu thinks he fell in love with her at first sight when they first met in the cafeteria at the start of their junior year. Until one day after they get together, a guy who doesn't know she's taken gives Sang Yu a love letter, and she lets him down gently. Shen You recalls something from years ago: "Sang Yu, I wrote you a letter once, too." Sang Yu is puzzled. She never received a letter from him. Shen You says, "Five years ago." What? The golden boy had a crush on me for five years?! When philosophy meets astronomy, and a liberal arts girl meets a science guy, they inevitably return to the question of the world's origins. "Are you a materialist or an idealist?" Shen You smiles. "Can't you tell? I've always been a you-only-ist." Trade one complete destruction for an eternal embrace. The Roche limit, an astronomical concept. Reading guide: * He has a secret crush on her | Cool, well-behaved girl × devoted rich boy * Sapiosexual romance, philosophy and astronomy collide in a story that's intriguing and romantic * Pure love, both each other's first, one sweet couple * Slow-burn everyday romance, a gentle, long-lasting sweetness that's almost too much Theme: Don't leave regrets behind in your youth