Friends with benefits first, love later. A masterful, driven flirt of a heroine x an intensely possessive, clingy hero
After a night of passion, Jiang Wange casually asked, "Would you... like to date me?"
Xie Zipei turned her down as a matter of course. "Of course not."
"Didn't we agree not to catch feelings?"
Jiang Wange thought about it. He was right. In a year, Xie Zipei would graduate with his master's degree and return to Lin'an, while she would stay in Moling for graduate school.
She couldn't leave Moling and move to Lin'an for him, and neither could he.
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So for that year, she stuck to her schedule, studying for exams and preparing her graduation project, while she and Xie Zipei discreetly took what they wanted from each other at fairly regular intervals.
Then, on the day she saw him off at the high-speed rail station after graduation, she deleted his contact information as if it were the most natural thing in the world.
But a year later, when Xie Zipei saw the red exclamation mark in their chat, he finally lost his mind.
After all, Jiang Wange was the sort of woman who could pass through a thousand flowers without a single petal clinging to her.
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Years later, Xie Zipei and Jiang Wange crossed paths again while he was on a business trip.
She was decisive and turned the tide, just as she had always hoped she would.
When their eyes met, tears suddenly streamed down their faces.
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The heroine is a third-year college student, and the hero is in the second year of his master's program. A classic graduation-season romance.
A masterful, driven flirt of a heroine x an intensely possessive, clingy hero
1v1, happy ending
Next up: Fake Socialite, Real Heiress. An antagonistic couple, two lunatics in love.
Next up: Fake Socialite, Real Heiress. A ruthless, brilliant true heiress x a cool, elegant fake heir, an antagonistic couple.
A love-hate story about sworn enemies, two lunatics falling in love. Check it out in my author profile, and please add it to your library.
As the only son of the Hai family in the capital, Hai Yanyun had been spoiled for more than twenty years, with privilege running through his bones and to the tips of his hair.
So the first time he met Leng Qingmo, he knew she was a fake socialite.
Her car was rented, her bag was fake, her card had expired, and the villa was stolen from someone else's photos.
She could turn a single first-class flight into 800 differently edited vlogs.
She talked about existentialism and deconstructionism, but all she remembered was the author's biography and the book's title.
She had barely learned about metaphysics and materialist historiography before shamelessly declaring, "Let's philosophize."
He treated it as a game, pretending to be fooled by her carefully curated persona while secretly betting with his friends about when she would be exposed.
Unfortunately, one internet celebrity after another with a rich-heiress persona was exposed, but Leng Qingmo remained unshaken.
Hai Yanyun clicked his tongue. He hadn't expected her to be so good at keeping up appearances.
But when the day finally came for her to be exposed, he couldn't sit still.
What he didn't know was this:
Leng Qingmo was the Hai family's real heiress.
And he was merely a fake heir who had stolen another child's place.
A ruthless, brilliant true heiress x a cool, elegant fake heir. Two crazy people, sworn enemies, an antagonistic couple.
They only have each other, and that's the kind of story where they slap and screw each other (no domestic violence).
The leads get a happy ending, but they don't reconcile. The heroine gets her revenge and takes control, and the hero becomes her spoils of war.
Theme: Love is responsibility
That's very thorough. Thank you for the popular science.
I like this kind of heroine, hum. I'm really tired of watching plots where good girls are hurt by bad boys, and I feel speechless. It's time for the male protagonist to suffer the pain of love.
I like this book and have many feelings. Congratulations on finishing it. Check it out.
I really like this romance book by the author Dada. I also like the character of the heroine and the way she handles some things. I am looking forward to the next work of Dada.
It would be nice if you could write po
Very nice [Orange Candy] I tasted [Purple Candy] kswl
Didn't you see his face when he helped the hero carry the box?
Do you have any recommendations for good-looking pony-faced skirts?
In fact, it is not so much that the heroine is Neptune, but that it is the heroine's resistance to secular concepts. After all, her behavior is not that of a Neptune in the world.
"Xie Zipei: [Yes.]" This is a big bummer for the author~ I made several typos in the names of this chapter.