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WARNING: JERK MALE LEAD!

A cold-hearted, womanizing guide who treats love like a game

[The ultimate challenge: Can anyone stay in a relationship with Ling Zui for more than a month?]

The more other people loved Ling Zui, the less interested he became, until he lost interest completely:

"Let's break up."

"If you can't accept it, I won't force you."

"I'm bored. That's all."

No one could keep his interest for more than a month. Some lasted a week, others just a few days.

Countless people knew Ling Zui had enough scandalous stories to talk about for three days and nights. Some knew it would never end well, but were still willing to trade for a moment of his attention.

Maybe a playboy could turn back for someone.

Everyone wanted the moon all to themselves.

Unfortunately, the moon only wanted to fall into the warmest embrace.

"I can follow every one of your rules. They're the ones who don't deserve you."

Ling Zui had never imagined that someone could truly love him to the point of obsession, faithfully and forever.

After searching and being disappointed time and again, he found the love he had always wanted.

There would be someone who understood all his strange demands.

Volume One: The timid childhood friend who throws himself at him: Loving you is the bravest thing I've ever done

"You can't tell my parents about our relationship."

Ling Zui: "A relationship we have to hide? Then let's not have one."

Volume Two: The arrogant academic rival who competes over everything: One misstep, and regret for a lifetime

"It's not like you're the only one for me!"

Ling Zui turned a page in his book, nonchalant.

"Fine. Find someone else."

If he wasn't one of a kind, he wasn't worth the trouble.

Volume Three: The rising business tycoon: You can't have it all

At a lecture, he meets a successful entrepreneur on the rise:

"I'll buy you the newest racing car. I can't make it back to see you this time. Will you forgive me?"

Left to eat alone after someone else stood him up, Ling Zui sent a message and blocked him:

"I forgive you. Let's break up."

There should be six or seven "ex-boyfriends." Might cut some, as needed?

It's not that there isn't a reason. They just discover they're not right for each other as they spend time together. Their romantic storylines don't overlap, and there is no cheating.

He doesn't take back old lovers, and he's never short of admirers.

There will be an official pairing in the end.

The pursuing top has a regret-and-redemption arc + a love rivalry among the bottoms. The top won't pay them any attention.

Theme: Idealism has not lost to reality