A Bayesian Love Letter [Small Town]

City girl (virtuous milk cow cat) vs. small-town guy (loyal, virtuous German shepherd). Please leave comments and a rating when you finish!! Zhu Tingmian bought an old house, never expecting to run into Li Changqing, who had once confessed his feelings for her. Only Li Changqing no longer remembered her. She was new in town, and Li Changqing took excellent care of her. He was attentive to every detail, considerate, thoughtful, and always there whenever she called. The young man had everything covered, except his memory wasn’t great. Zhu Tingmian turned down Li Changqing’s advances again and again. Li Changqing was confused. “Don’t you like me?” Zhu Tingmian: “I do.” Li Changqing: “Then let’s date.” Zhu Tingmian: “We can’t.” Li Changqing protested loudly, “I’m going to make a scene!” Zhu Tingmian shouted even louder, “I’m the one who’s going to make a scene!” It took Li Changqing a long time to put her worries to rest. After that, he became even more confident. He started following her everywhere, right on her heels. He was best at showing off his excellent physique, though he himself looked down on such behavior. But Zhu Tingmian liked it. “Your features are really good,” she often praised him. One day, Li Changqing finally worked up the nerve to recommend himself. “I’m a good kisser, too.” Who knew Zhu Tingmian would actually lean in? It was a very light kiss. Li Changqing froze. After a long while, he said in an extra-soft voice, “You really kissed me.” Then he quickly stood up for his rights. “Then you have to take responsibility.” * 1. Both leads are each other’s only partners. 2. The male and female leads are three years apart in age. 3. The female lead is a bit of an odd one out at first. 3. A minor male-male couple appears in chapters 17 to 27. They have very little page time, and there are no deliberately suggestive interactions. If you dislike this sort of setup, please take note. ----A recommendation for my next novel---- "Not Even Dogs Would Date" A marriage certificate tied together two people who had disliked each other for years. Dan Nan warned him, “Don’t get any ideas about me. There’s no way I’d date you.” “You?” Ji Zhijie looked her up and down. “I wouldn’t even date a dog.” Ji Zhijie thought Dan Nan was flashy, vain, and unreasonable. She was practically a walking bundle of flaws. All he wanted was for their engagement to end soon so he could get away from her. When the engagement ended, Dan Nan started packing. She discovered that all her pairs of socks had been reduced to single socks, and several of her favorite outfits were missing, so she messaged him to ask. Dan Nan: Where are my socks? Ji Zhijie: How would I know? You can take your time looking. They weren’t hard to find, because the CEO of that biotechnology company was hiding in the bathroom. The tall, broad-shouldered man was sitting in the bathtub, clutching a pile of Dan Nan’s clothes. He said, “After everything that’s happened, you slept with me and now you’re leaving. You’ve really disappointed me. If you’re going to break things off, at least do it properly.” So Dan Nan said, “I don’t like you.” Ji Zhijie hugged the clothes in his arms tightly, pretending to be fierce despite his reluctance. “I don’t believe you,” he said. Dan Nan kicked him in the knee. “What’s that supposed to mean?” Ji Zhijie stared at the edge of the bathtub, then said, “I’m a dog.” Theme: The world is getting more and more beautiful