My next novel will be Childhood Sweethearts: A Campus Romance. Please add it to your collection. Blurb below.
[Complete. I recommend reading the final chapter and the extras. The heroine is not a naive sweetheart.]
A hero determined to climb the ladder x a heroine as pure as a bouquet of flowers
Tan Shuyi met the man of her dreams the first time she rode the subway. After tremendous effort, she finally won him over.
They followed the usual path: dating, marriage, and a life as happy as the protagonists of a fairy tale.
Tan Shuyi thought she was the happiest person in the world.
Jiang Yanlin loves his wife, but he loves her power even more.
His childhood dream was to live in the biggest house, become the richest man, and be the most powerful person around.
Now he's achieved all of it.
He thinks the time has come.
Childhood Sweethearts: A Campus Romance
A cool, proud, sharp-tongued hero x an awkward, slow-witted, airheaded heroine
Airheadedness conquers arrogance
By chance, Tang Tang becomes deskmates with Xu Changkuang, the top student and most popular boy at school.
To Tang Tang, he is like the bright sun in the sky: beautiful and dazzling. We see it every day, but never expect to embrace it.
Tang Tang feels the same way. Someone as extraordinary as him isn't someone an ordinary person like her could ever hope for.
She quietly attends class, studies, and writes, doing her best not to cause him even the slightest bit of trouble.
But the popular boy really lives up to his reputation. How could anyone resist that damned charm?
One day, Xu Changkuang props his chin on his hand and smiles as he explains a problem to her. "Even a pig could solve this one, couldn't it?"
Tang Tang thinks, is love really this magical? Even when he insults me, it feels incredibly sweet.
At last, she works up the courage to confess. She expects him to turn her down, but to her surprise, he agrees.
Xu Changkuang: "Since I'm so smart, I'll reluctantly date you and raise humanity's average intelligence."
Tang Tang's classmate: "What does 'top student' mean?"
Tang Tang can't help feeling delighted. "He said yes."
Classmate: "You really are a perfect match!"
Years later, Tang Tang finds an old notebook on the bookshelf. It says:
I'm unhappy about getting a new seat, but the classmate who falls asleep seems kind of cute.
Tang Tang: I knew something was strange back then. He'd bring me food, tutor me... So he had ulterior motives all along.
When she confronts him, the bastard turns his face away and flips to the last page. "Look, you were the one who confessed first."
There, written in plain sight, are the words:
My deskmate really is an idiot. I've tutored her for so many classes, and she's finally realized she likes me. She confessed today, so I'll reluctantly say yes.
Theme: Treasure what you have and live well.
The Scheming Woman Gets It All
Three-Line Diary
A Thousand Miles Apart
Bitter Summer
In the 1980s, I Collected Scrap at Tsinghua University
I Woke Up as the Object of My Secret Crush's Affection
My Beautiful, Flowerlike Husband
A Downpour Tonight
The White Moonlight Insists on Being a Drama Queen
Midsummer Hail [School Life]
The Sickly Beauty's Easygoing Days in the 1970s
I Only Like Your Looks
It's very interesting. At first, I just read it as a cookie depicting the male protagonist's journey. I always thought that Shushu was a marginal character, similar to Goldfinger's character. I was already prepared for the male protagonist to realize that he has always loved her. I didn't expect that the finale gave me a big surprise, which suddenly brought the book to another level. The side of Shushu has changed from a paper character to flesh and blood, and is no longer full of "patriarchal" colors similar to men's self-explanation. Cai, in fact, the setting of the male protagonist has never changed, and I didn't have much surprise in the extra story, but the female protagonist's extra story is very good. When I saw the finale, I thought Shushu fell in love with Yanyan at first sight, but she has seen what kind of person Yanyan is through many years of getting along, and she was prepared very early. After all, I never think that children from rich families are stupid and sweet, but I really didn't expect that everything was Shushu's fault, especially the fact that Shushu is actually very talented in business and Yanyan The sharp contrast between Yan thinking he had taken control of the company and Shu Shu having nothing left, and the divorce agreement. If Yan Yan really didn't recognize her heart at that time and chose to cheat, it would be really dramatic. You think you have changed from an ant to an elephant, but in the eyes of giants you are still a little ant. The finale and the heroine's extra episode are really the finishing touch. Everything in that safe surprised me. Shu Shu actually always knew that Yan Yan was a What kind of person, but she still set up a trap of his dreams for Yanyan and watched him jump in. Who is the truly innocent person after seeing it this way? Yanyan has some pathological desire to control Shushu. Isn't Shushu also a slightly crazy little sickly girl? They both seem to have put on masks and become gentle and considerate people that each other loves, but they are actually their true selves. In fact, I am quite looking forward to what will happen if Yanyan really discovers the secret of the safe one day. Is she shocked? Afraid? Regret? Anger? Fear? Dull? Joy? I still treat it as if I haven't discovered it, so it's really well written. There are not too many details or too many supporting roles, but a few strokes of the brush describe a life that only belongs to the two of them. Relationships are never smooth sailing, and how can you meet someone who suits your heart in every way? Interesting, is an only child raised under the power of capital really too innocent? There is no over-beautification of the novel, but it seems very real and leaves suspense. Everything develops so naturally and naturally. It is really well written. Come on, look forward to other works ❤️
…. It would be nice if the male protagonist really got divorced
I really can't stand it. . . . The life of a son-in-law is really good. No woman can obtain such a huge legitimate profit through marriage. Selling her uterus, body and youth often yields little. The male protagonist sold himself for a good price. The man was not only rich, but also gentle, smart and smart, and his family did not embarrass him. . . . . A complete male protagonist script
It's better for the heroine to divorce him now and get him out of the house.
I really hope that Shushu will divorce him. I haven't met the one I like now. If I meet Shushu, it will definitely not end well.
Male protagonist: It's okay to be a little scheming 🥺
Short and concise, very good article
Does the heroine's father know that the heroine and the hero are together?
I really hate that I came too early. Now that I think about it, I feel like a desperate king [changed]
Very good-looking, I like this special male protagonist, but I like the female protagonist even more, she's so awesome [touching head]