A scheming, hypocritical green-tea girl x a frosty beauty who can be sharp-tongued on occasion
Lou Rongyan x Luo Xinyun
When Luo Xinyun stepped in to help someone in trouble, she rescued her junior, Lou Rongyan, whom she had met only once before.
Coming from entirely different worlds, the two should have had no reason to cross paths again. Luo Xinyun soon forgot the unremarkable encounter.
That is, until she happened to visit the lobby of Jiang University’s School of Fine Arts. The pretty, seemingly vulnerable junior shyly said to her, "What a coincidence, Senior."
Luo Xinyun, with a sinking feeling that she had landed herself in trouble: "..."
Her instincts were right.
At an elective class she had picked at random, the troublemaker exclaimed, "We meet again!"
At the upscale restaurant she only visited once in a while, the troublemaker gazed at her with a pitiful look.
At the orphanage she hadn't visited in two years, the troublemaker sat obediently and smiled brightly at her. "Senior."
Only belatedly did Luo Xinyun, who had kindly advised Lou Rongyan to burn incense at a temple after noticing her bad luck, realize:
She was the one who seemed to be in for trouble.
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Luo Xinyun attributed everything that happened between her and Lou Rongyan to a mysterious, wonderful fate.
Until she accidentally spotted a chat on Lou Rongyan's phone.
There were so few messages that it took no time to scroll to the top.
The contact saved in Lou Rongyan's phone as "Doing good deeds, don't @ me" had not only screenshotted every single one of Luo Xinyun's social media posts during the time she and Lou Rongyan had just met, but had also given Lou Rongyan plenty of advice on how to create chances to meet her.
They had poured their heart into playing love adviser.
And above those messages was Lou Rongyan's candid confession: "I like her. Can you help me?"
Please note:
1. The heroine is imperfect and not a virgin.
2. The second female lead has very little sense of morality.
3. Mostly told from the pursuer's perspective, but there is plenty of narration from the pursued person's perspective, too.
Theme: Only those who cherish something deserve to have it.
