Dou Yunshu and Zhou Yun's first argument after getting back together takes place during a five-minute break in an elective class.
"Dou Yunshu, am I really that embarrassing to you? He's just a high school classmate. What's so hard about admitting it in front of him?"
"No," Dou Yunshu says slowly. "We only got back together a couple of days ago. I haven't figured out how to explain it yet."
Zhou Yun lets out a cold laugh.
"Fine. Take your time figuring it out."
He turns and walks away.
"You're leaving?" Dou Yunshu calls after him. "There's still another class. You haven't taken your laptop."
After class, carrying a backpack stuffed with two computers and six books, Dou Yunshu nearly falls on her butt going down the steps.
Someone behind her hoists her backpack up, lifting her right off the ground along with it.
"Thanks, classmate," Dou Yunshu says hurriedly. Then she turns, sees who it is, and immediately lowers her voice. "Pei Lan."
Dou Yunshu guiltily drops her gaze.
Pei Lan gives a cold laugh too.
"I told you not to find yourself a useless man. He can't even carry your backpack for you."
"I know," Dou Yunshu mutters. "What can I do? You wouldn't be my side piece."
Pei Lan, who has already taken two steps away, suddenly turns back and furrows his brow. "I could."
"...What?"
"I wouldn't mind being your side piece."
Outside the door, Zhou Yun expressionlessly tosses the two cups of milk tea in his hands into the trash.
Another one, a high school classmate.
Reader's notes:
1. Pei Lan doesn't actually become a side piece. The heroine has never been in a relationship with him, and this will be explained later.
2. The story has three volumes. Pei Lan appears in Volume One, Zhou Yun in Volume Two, and the blurb's events take place at the beginning of Volume Three.
3. 1v2 love triangle, no one is chosen, happy ending.
4. The male leads are pure in both body and heart.
Blurb uploaded on July 27, 2025. Screenshot saved.
Theme: Respect your own feelings.
I really like this article and the author. Yun Shu has a gentleman's personality, but he has a high-class soul and a broad future. I really like this group portrait F6, but I don't know the ending of Xunxun, sister, and Lin. I feel that Xunxun may like sister, and I am looking forward to whether they will be monogamous in the end. Overall, it is a very nice book. There is nothing cruel from beginning to end, only a slight sense of happiness. The relationship between my sister and my sister is really good, there is no antagonism or quarrel. The elder sister has made selfless sacrifices for her younger sister, and the younger sister has given her a huge reward in return. In this way, the two little animals supported each other and weathered the difficulties together. When I first started watching it, I was afraid that the older sister and younger sister would break up or quarrel in the end, or that the older sister would be bad. But there was no quarrel from beginning to end. There is no breakup, I feel like the younger sister and older sister are the main thread of this book. The first thing I read about this book was the highlights of one woman and two men in the introduction, because I felt it was a pity to read so many of those that were very popular but ended up being 1v1. I really like some of the supporting characters in it, but I don't feel that regret at all in this book. The two male protagonists really love Shu Shu, and the daily jealousy is also very interesting. I really like this book.
It's good to watch. I strongly recommend you to follow up on the sandwich biscuit plot. Hehehe, I feel like it's not enough for 1v2 😏
I saw it recommended by the author himself on Hongshu. It's pretty good, short and concise. The two men each have their own shortcomings, and together they can barely be considered as individuals. This is how Yun Shu should be, stay together if you want to, and break up if you don't want to. It's a waste of time to flirt with these men 😚
There are two male protagonists, one is talkative and lacks action, the other is too childish and emotionally unstable, both have their shortcomings and both are not good.
The overall story framework is very good, but when it should be written in depth, it stops abruptly. Just expand it a bit, then it will be too clear!!!!
I feel Zhou Yun's behavior is very childish and annoying, but I still like Pei Lan's character
Rare girls and boys, good reviews!
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Hahaha Zhou Yun is so funny
Woooooooooooooooo good [Spreading Flowers] The heroine's baby is so cute and delicious