After graduating, Wen Wan threw herself into the cutthroat rat race at work. She caught the wave at just the right time and rose rapidly, earning a million a year while still young.
But she had no time to spend the money she made before throwing herself into the next rat race. In the end, she became seriously ill and spent half a month hospitalized, unable to get out of bed.
After learning her lesson the hard way, she decided to lie flat.
Work one day, rest the next, five types of social insurance and a housing fund, meals and accommodation provided. From then on, she had an impressive new title: dorm supervisor.
"That girl over there, this is the boys' dorm. No girls allowed. I've had my eye on you for ages."
"You there, shake out your quilt and let your girlfriend out. What, did the quilt grow legs? I was pulling tricks like that all the time when I was young."
Outside the door, a boy pointed at the locked entrance and was about to leave with his girlfriend when Wen Wan cut him off with a smile. "Come on, come back. It's no big deal if you're late. I'll let you in."
Since she had been caught in the rain, she was going to tear up everyone else's umbrella too.
But she couldn't control the teachers' dormitory on the top floor.
After seeing her ex-boyfriend Zheng Puyu alone for the umpteenth time, Wen Wan couldn't help teasing him. "Professor Zheng, you're the only one on the whole top floor who's never brought anyone home."
Zheng Puyu stopped and tapped on the glass of the dorm supervisor's office. His eyes, as calm as ink, rippled with emotion. "Why don't you come upstairs and sit for a while?"
Remembering how dull their relationship had been, Wen Wan promptly refused. "I'm into younger guys now."
After missing out on so much, Wen Wan finally understood: the sun belongs with the moon. If the sun gets together with another sun, all it can expect is Hou Yi.
Wen Wan asked him why he had agreed to break up back then.
He lowered his eyes. "I thought that after we broke up, you'd find someone better at taking care of you."
"And now?"
"No one can take better care of you than I can."
Bright, sunny heroine x gentle, moonlike hero
*The hero once felt inferior because of the difference in their family backgrounds
*At first, the hero is in the supporting male character's role
Theme: No more rat race. I'm lying flat.
