When Lin Mumu becomes the heroine of four romance novels, her ordinary school life suddenly becomes anything but ordinary.
World One: She tries her hardest to get the cool senior to accept her confession, but he suddenly realizes that the moment he says yes, the novel will end and she'll leave. What if he keeps refusing her confession?
World Two: Good news: She has a rich, handsome, obedient older boyfriend. Bad news: They can't go public and have to keep their relationship secret. Question: How can she reassure her insecure boyfriend?
World Three: Her boyfriend is a clingy control freak, and one of his friends is a beautiful flirt who loves being the other woman. Lin Mumu admits she's a sucker for a pretty face and a bit spoiled, but isn't having a wandering eye an essential trait for every woman?
World Four: High school students aren't allowed to date, but they can have secret crushes. A crush is quiet and unseen. Lin Mumu likes this kind of quiet affection; it's perfect for slacking off. But she can't stay in the fishpond forever.
You think the welcome-week rehearsal was our first meeting, but I've been planning this for a long time.
Countless coincidences and countless moments could prove we're fated to meet, but why am I never in your eyes?
An older brother works, and so does a younger one. I want an older sister to dote on me fiercely. I don't mind if you hurt me.
I fall in love with you at first sight in every world. Am I too old?
You saved me and gave me the nourishment I needed to live again. If you leave, I'll die.
You win. I don't ask for all of you, just leave me a tiny place by your side.
I like you, but you don't need to know. I like you and want to keep liking you. Please let me stay behind you.
Chen Qingjia, Wen Xu, Ling Yi, Ling Yue, Ji Yanqi, Xie Ran, and Lu Zhun. Lin Mumu looks at the messages on her WeChat and can't help thinking that no wonder they belong in novels. She counts them: what a coincidence, seven people, and there are seven days in a week too!
A pretty-face-loving, kind, forgetful, uncaring-about-the-world, spoiled little queen of a heroine x a fallen-from-grace, aloof flower / sunny, gentle, considerate, heaven's favorite / insecure, obedient older boyfriend with little sense of security / controlling, pitiful, gloomy househusband / amoral, beautiful fox spirit / quiet, hardworking academic ace / awakened, dark-hearted, sunny sports underclassman with an M side
I accidentally became the heroine of a romance novel, but I'm the protagonist of my own story.
Theme: Everyone should have the right to love and be loved.
Thankfully, it was just a mission, a game. If it were real life, the female protagonist would definitely be heartbroken. In reality, it's best to run away from someone like Wen Xu; his unpredictable behavior is truly hurtful.
The male protagonist in the novel is the one who meets Mu Mu later in real life.
The little girl is so cute, hahaha 🎉
The author wrote very well [panda head emoji], and the ending was good too. Everyone persevered in their lives, maintaining their own shining moments [thumbs up emoji], which is a wonderful thing. Looking forward to more of the author's works [glasses emoji]
I'm the one reading novels in single-player mode.
This gentle and warm-hearted character is the least likable male lead.
Xie Ran is so cunning, hahaha!
I hope this is the first time I've had an all-girls story with a 1v1 romance, but it's okay, I love all-girls stories too, the female lead in an all-girls story is just the sweetest.
Thankfully, the female lead doesn't actually like Wen, otherwise Wen's hot-and-cold attitude would be unbearable.
I can't take it anymore. Complaining about actresses being too heavy is just like real life – you're the one who's incompetent and then blames the actress.