*Slow burn / light and sweet romance / mutual pining / happy ending
The next book in the same vein is Sweet Summer. If you're interested, add it to your collection. My other new story, Entangled, is about a powerful Beijing socialite who relentlessly pursues a college girl. It's currently updating.
"You are the love I've been plotting for so long."
1.
On the first day after transferring schools, Ren Li became desk mates with Wen Shuo, one of the most talked-about students at No. 4 High School.
Wen Shuo was handsome, fit, and always near the top of his class. He received so many love letters that his hands were full, and the girls he'd turned down could have circled the basketball court several times over.
Everyone said he was famously aloof, but he'd had a crush on Ren Li for years.
2.
In senior year, "love" was a forbidden topic, while "friends" was the safest word to define a relationship.
On the crowded school bus every morning, someone always saved her a seat.
At weekend tutoring, someone always paid for the coffee as the girl sipped through a straw.
During flu season, when she had a fever that wouldn't break, someone skipped class to take her to the hospital...
In class, the chemistry teacher explained that love was a chemical reaction.
But Mom also said dating wasn't allowed in high school.
Ren Li picked up her pen and wrote on the paper: My irrepressible feelings for you are like entropy in the universe, always increasing and never decreasing.
3.
Years later, fate brought them together again and again. Under the dazzling lights of the high-stakes business world, Ren Li unexpectedly ran into Wen Shuo.
The boy she'd once known had grown into a dazzling new star in business. Everyone saw his sharp edge, but no one noticed the hair tie Ren Li had left on the school bus years ago, still wrapped around his wrist beneath his suit sleeve.
It turned out that all the signs had been there.
The school heartthrob was the first to fall.
The next book in my collection is Sweet Summer. Add it if you're interested.
The second romantic fairy tale
*A light, sugary-sweet romance
*The seemingly cold and aloof yet fiercely possessive boy next door vs. a mischievous girl
Blurb:
The person Xia Qian hated most was her neighbor, Su Ze.
On the day she started high school, she was placed in the same class as the boy she'd had a crush on for years.
She was so happy that she spent the whole evening writing him a love letter. But before she could deliver it, Su Ze intercepted it.
One summer evening, after playing ball with her older brother Xia Shu as usual, he came over to their house for a soda. When he found the envelope hidden beneath her desk, he went straight to her brother and told on her.
From then on, Xia Qian held a grudge against Su Ze.
He was always so annoying.
In her sophomore year, Xia Qian went to her older brother Xia Shu's university for a free meal, and accidentally spotted Su Ze being confessed to around the corner of an academic building.
He was dressed in a white shirt. Beneath his black hair, his cool eyes calmly sized her up. The moment he heard the girl confess, he simply said, "Sorry, I already have someone I like."
Huh? Even cold-as-ice Su Ze liked someone?
Hidden in the corner, Xia Qian blinked, feeling as if she'd stumbled upon some incredible secret.
But on the day she started college, Xia Qian learned another secret about Su Ze, a senior in his fourth year.
He pinned her against the classroom wall, kissing her shyly again and again. "Xia Qian, so you're the biggest idiot in the world."
*Everyone in the world knows I like you. You're the only one who doesn't.
*Three-year age gap
Theme: Love life and keep looking on the bright side
Are you looking forward to continuing the update?
Hey guys, after a period of rest, I plan to publish a daily update in mid-October. Thank you to the little darlings who have collected it for waiting (crying). Although it has been a year, I will definitely not cheat! Love you all.
I thought Lili would give Wenshuo a birthday gift.
But! Our pear is also great!
The heroine carries a canvas bag and keeps emphasizing... Really don't write like this just to highlight the innocence of the heroine. Sometimes the outfit is also a reflection of strength.
The heroine wore Wan's clothes when she was in high school and bought Zara for a party after graduation... It's so weird
This woman...? Isn't the heroine very good-looking? She is better at studies than him and has good housework. Why is the heroine said to be useless?
The male protagonist asked the woman to lean on his shoulder. I was convinced. I couldn't accept it.
It feels so good to have articles every day!
Life as a student is meant to be sad, right?