Your Name

Many of her classmates couldn't pronounce her name, but Cui Xiangyu said it correctly and remembered it for many years.

She remembered him for just as long.

Coming soon: Yes, I Was the One Who Tossed the Handkerchief

Jiang Song accidentally ends up marrying Fu Qingci.

Fu Qingci was born into a prominent family and rose to high office at a young age. Cool and refined, with incomparable good looks, he was the ideal husband every noblewoman in the capital hoped to marry.

Jiang Song once tossed a handkerchief at Fu Qingci. Of course, he didn't catch it. She never expected, though, that such a good match would end up falling into her lap!

She puts away her spoiled-girl airs and learns to be gentle and demure, hoping they'll become a loving couple.

But no matter how hard she tries, Fu Qingci remains cold and distant toward her, like a block of ice that can't be warmed.

They seem to treat each other with respect, but in truth they're only together in name.

Later, Fu Qingci brings a woman home, and Jiang Song finally realizes that even a cool, aloof man can have a warm heart.

That woman is the one he has always longed for but could never have, his moonlight.

The first time Jiang Song enters Fu Qingci's study, it's to ask for a divorce.

Only when ink drips from the tip of his brush and spreads across the page does Fu Qingci come to his senses. He replies, "All right."

From then on, they part ways and each goes on to live their own life.

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After the divorce, Fu Qingci finds it a little hard to adjust, but he knows Jiang Song is delicate and gentle and can't endure hardship.

He waits for her to regret it, but instead hears that she's tossing a handkerchief to find herself another husband.

Thinking of her smiling at another man with that lovely face, Fu Qingci crushes the scalding teacup in his hand without realizing it.

Theme: In a group of three, there's always something to learn from each person