Jasmine in the Bookstore

The Buddhist heroine who looks gentle but is actually indifferent to emotions VS the fishing hero who is cold on the outside but hot on the inside but has been premeditated for a long time, the bookstore owner VS the "former" wealthy prince, Zhou Yu VS Fang Xun Zhou Yu is an easily satisfied person. She usually visits stores, draws sketches, walks her dog after work, and runs to the countryside when she gets tired of staying in the city. She can live this kind of life until she grows old. Her sense of existence is very low. If she hadn't been a friend of the eldest lady of the aristocratic family, no one in Nan City would have known that there was a second lady in the Fang family. Fang Xun is the proud son of heaven, and Zhou Yu knows that the gap between them is like a chasm of heaven, so he feels that occasionally seeing him from a distance is enough. A friend advised: Young people should dare to fight hard. If you don't fight hard, how will you know that the life of a wealthy family is not beckoning to you? Zhou Yu is not a smart person when it comes to relationships. She subconsciously has no expectations for intimate relationships. This also resulted in someone's behavior being hinted at many times, but she still hid behind the door and turned a deaf ear. Until someone couldn't help but come to the door in person, and the door finally opened, she still asked: "What can I do for you?" Fang Xun has been dubbed the Prince of Nancheng since he was born. The biggest hardship he suffered before the age of eighteen was hoping that someone would enlighten him. Only later did he realize: dead trees only take root and sprout when they meet water, and fire can be unforgettable.