Hong Kong playboy × heiress from an established family
When Jiang Yinan was thirteen, she moved into a boarding school. Her family's longtime friend, Uncle Ji, immediately sent his son Ji Zeyi there too, warning him to look after his little sister.
The young master threw a tantrum and ran away from home.
At midnight, Ji Zeyi returned to the boarding school, dragging his suitcase and looking utterly miserable.
Jiang Yinan felt guilty and took the initiative to call him "big brother."
On her nineteenth birthday, Jiang Yinan watched Ji Zeyi sleep off his drunkenness and secretly kissed him.
It was the worst thing she had ever done.
After that day, Ji Zeyi went abroad and refused to see her again.
Jiang Yinan kept avoiding him. Then, years later, when they met again, he suddenly kissed her in public, without the slightest warning.
The overwhelming fragrance of sweet osmanthus mingled with wine and flooded her mouth. Her memories blurred, and she mumbled, "Big brother, you're drunk again."
Ji Zeyi's lips curled upward. "When I'm drunk, you dare to steal a kiss."
#Turns out you weren't drunk or asleep that day
#Who fell in love first
#I felt guilty, while you planned every step
Theme: If the mountain won't come to me, I'll go to it
So who is Xiao Bei's official match? I don't understand.
Can anyone understand my desire to leave a comment after reading only two or three sentences? It's really too aggrieved, annoying, annoying, and I can't stand it anymore.
The plot is very strange and the logic is very confusing. I don't recommend it very much.
People who read this book are inexplicably angry
??? The heroine is purely sick. Even the despicable person has the right to feel sad... I'm really stupid. If you make up your mind to betray me, then stop acting like this and pretending that you can't love someone.
"Xu Zhiqing replied without thinking..." This is a big bug for the author~
The two of them have never been able to talk to each other [question mark]
Why is this male protagonist so annoying?
I'm thinking why I hate the male protagonist. He must be on the opposite side.
Aren't these all things?