Sweet romance | lighthearted | romantic comedy | happy ending | bickering couple | old flames rekindled | age gap | a touch of ensemble cast, with everyone feeling real and keeping their own thoughts and private affairs. The main story is sweet, and both leads are inexperienced in love. The subplot is a little melodramatic, with some juicy drama to enjoy.
Bai Youxing had just graduated, then went straight back into school as an elementary school teacher without a permanent position. From then on, she stopped caring about looking polished, and her life changed beyond recognition.
She heard that Sang Tu, the class heartthrob she'd secretly loved in high school, was coming back from overseas. Worried, she asked her childhood friend, "Sang Tu is so handsome. He must be married by now, right? With a happy family and everything. Do I still have a chance?"
"He's only twenty-four, isn't he?" her worldly-wise friend said. "Scientific research shows that the human prefrontal cortex doesn't fully develop until after twenty-five. That means you, me, and him are all idiots right now! How happy could his life possibly be?"
"Oh, is that so?" Bai Youxing nodded in relief. "That's good, then."
In the middle of the night, she illuminated the only photo of herself and Sang Tu on the family altar.
"Please bless us, Sang Tu. Please let the two of us get together."
But before long, she got mixed up with He Chengzheng, a thirty-four-year-old winery owner.
The first time she got mixed up with him, a child told her one day, "Ms. Bai, Chen Xiaoming's dad is getting beaten up!"
Bai Youxing pulled out her phone to record evidence.
On a narrow path, He Chengzheng, dressed in an expensive suit, had a man pinned against a wall. "Pay me back, or I'll kill you!"
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The second time she got mixed up with him, she went to catch her cousin's husband at a hotel.
Bai Youxing pulled out her phone to record evidence again.
She knocked on the wrong door. He Chengzheng stood there with a towel wrapped around his waist, showing off his muscles. "I didn't mistake you for someone else, did I? Following me around? Have a death wish?"
Bai Youxing was terrified. She called the police and had He Chengzheng taken to the station.
A few months later, her little nephew Liang Hongbao said to He Chengzheng, "Uncle, look, my Ms. Bai left with my eldest uncle. Will she come back and ride in your car again?"
He Chengzheng watched Bai Youxing chatting and laughing with his older brother, and said nothing.
Liang Hongbao asked again, "Uncle, did you see? They're walking side by side."
"I saw. Your uncle isn't blind."
"My Ms. Bai is so pretty. Will she become your sister-in-law?"
"That idiot?" He Chengzheng laughed. "In his dreams!"
In their bedroom a year later, Bai Youxing held back her tears and said, "Your brother took your winery, and you took me. That's fair enough..."
"Fair my ass." He Chengzheng kissed her hard. "You call him Big Brother He and call me Hongbao's uncle?"
"Big Brother He..."
"Call me hubby!"
■ Heroine: A cute little teacher who doesn't know she's cute. Kind, naive, sincere, warm, and optimistic.
■ Hero: A tough guy who's both refined and rough around the edges. Arrogant, domineering, sharp-tongued, more a man of action than words, loyal and affectionate, and a devoted puppy of a husband.
When he's not in love, he doesn't see men and women differently, and his words are harsh. Once he falls for the heroine, he shows his love through actions, not words. I promise he's a genuinely good man and a great partner!
A story about a young woman discovering love and marriage, bit by bit.
A funny, sweet romance with a touch of an ensemble cast. A bunch of eccentric characters, a little absurd and rowdy.
A love that starts from scratch. Lots of plot.
Plenty of subplots and foreshadowing.
Set in a second-tier city. There are rich people, but from the oldest to the youngest, everyone has to deal with everyday hassles and is down-to-earth. Even a CEO has to help his mother-in-law carry cabbage.
The heroine has a personal growth arc in her views on love.
The hero once had an absurd marriage in name only. They married to trade favors and gain the power each wanted, lived in different places, and didn't spend a single day together. It wasn't a real marriage in any meaningful way. But it's the one thing that makes him feel most inferior and that he can't get over when pursuing the heroine...
The heroine only has to put up with scolding from her mother and minor career frustrations. She won't suffer for a man or be abused by one.
Both leads are virgins. They are each other's only experience of love. The hero is slow to realize his feelings because of his personality; this will be explained in the story.
"Life is full of those who love too deeply. This sorrow has nothing to do with wind or moonlight." This is a straightforward romance, with an ensemble cast and all kinds of hidden relationships. A little melodramatic.
All people and events are fictional.
Registered on February 11, 2025.
Blurb updated on May 11, 2025.
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Theme: Live your own life well
How many more chapters will Guo have to talk about... Why don't the author mark the chapter title?
What Zha Yue said did not consider Xiao Xing's feelings at all... After reading this chapter, I really felt that except for the male and female protagonists, no one else thought about other people's feelings when they spoke or did anything... In the later stage, Xiao Xing and Lao He were just the background. I feel that I am looking forward to seeing more scenes of the two of them tomorrow.
After seeing this, I finally understood why I felt it was unfair to Zha Yue, because the Guo Fang Xiaoduo knew was unabashedly true, and what Zha Yue knew was only what Guo Fang wanted her to know, but Guo Fang knew that Zha Yue was all of her. Guo Fang hides something from his current wife and has no reservations about his ex. Looking at it from a third-party perspective, I feel that it is unfair to Zha Yue and that Zha Yue's sincerity has been let down. As a reader of female videos, I hope that the male character is both physically and mentally clean and cannot accept such a thing (although Guo Fang is not the male protagonist). Come on big
Guo Fang must not be a scumbag.
I still don't understand why Li Xiaoduo appears. I can very well accept the author's story of creating supporting characters, but this section seems to be just to disgust people (not referring to Li).
I could have avoided the previous chapter by looking at the title, but I was really careless in this chapter and didn't get out of the way. I feel sorry for my Jinjiang coins.
There are still a few chapters left for Guo Fang's part. I'll wait until it's over.
This can be a side story 💔
How many more chapters of Li xx are you going to write? When will Xing come out?
Until now, I have always found the description of the micro-group portraits to be very interesting, but the latest chapter is a bit incomprehensible... Things in boyhood can enrich the character image, but these three chapters are not mainly about Lao He's boyhood. Instead, they are the first love story of the married male supporting actor. When his wife was pregnant, he met his first love girlfriend who couldn't let go and helped him. I felt a bit abrupt, and besides feeling that Guo was sorry for Zha Yue, I didn't particularly understand the meaning of writing these...