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Blurb:
[Optimistic, Clear-Eyed Novelist × Refined, Scheming University Professor]
In high school, Chen Shen was not only handsome and ranked first in his class year after year, but also unfailingly courteous. He was the crush of countless girls, and he was Jiang Nian's crush, too.
Among all the girls who liked Chen Shen, Jiang Nian stood out only for her looks. In every other way, she was perfectly ordinary. But she was optimistic and confident, full of drive. Before she could confess, two words from Chen Shen made her bury her feelings deep inside.
They meet again nine years later. Jiang Nian has achieved nothing. She quit her job a year ago, failed the civil service exam, and has only just signed a contract as a struggling novelist. Chen Shen, meanwhile, has a successful career as a specially appointed professor at a well-known provincial university, and is even more charming than before.
Most importantly, he lives in the same neighborhood as her, and she hears he’s still single.
With an opportunity right in front of her, Jiang Nian vacillates between pursuing him and letting him be.
In the end, Jiang Nian decides not to ruin Chen Shen, this lovely flower, just yet. Once she’s made her fortune writing novels, she’ll make a move on him... Ahem... She’ll try to win this lovely flower over.
What Jiang Nian doesn’t know is that the flower has already made his move. Chen Shen has been in love with Jiang Nian for just as long as she’s been secretly in love with him. He returned to Mingcheng for her, and moved into the same neighborhood on purpose.
Later...
Jiang Nian’s words, “A Shen, I’ve never forgotten you. My love for you has always been deep,” nearly made Chen Shen lose control for the whole night.
Afterward, Chen Shen leaned close to Jiang Nian’s ear and murmured in a low, husky voice, “Nian Nian, you’re the one I’ve longed for with all my heart. You’re the wish I’ve finally had fulfilled.”
[Reader's Guide]
1. One-on-one romance, with mutual pining and a sweet, everyday feel.
2. Mostly set in the city, with a few high school flashbacks.
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Theme: Taking a different path isn't necessarily a bad thing
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