A female lead who seems calm on the outside but is a total goofball inside, awakens and frantically rejects advances. A scheming, green-tea male lead is forced by the System to chase after her, though he's just a wage slave.
Female lead: Why is this guy haunting me? How do I finally get him to take no for an answer?
Male lead: Why won't this girl give in to sweet talk or tough love? How can I win her over?
A week after getting into high school, Ye Fan finally realized she was in the world of a Chinese high school romance drama. How could she get through three years safely without being dragged down by some awful guy and forced to drop out? She'd managed to dodge the advances of a whole cast of male leads with every kind of personality, only for one weird guy to keep turning up no matter how she tried to avoid him. Seriously? I really want to go to college...
Zheng Jiamu was a professional conquest specialist who carried a System and had transmigrated through several novel worlds. After three years on the job, his heart had long since grown as cold as someone who'd spent ten years cutting up fish at RT-Mart. He was a wage slave who acted deeply devoted but felt nothing as he completed his missions. This was supposed to be a C-rank world, so why was the conquest so difficult...
The heroine is an awakened native, while the hero is a professional conquest specialist, so this is a battle of wits.
Note: This story contains lots of goofiness and pokes fun at old-school high school romance dramas. The romance develops slowly, and multiple plotlines unfold in the heroine's world at the same time, including classic old-school high school romance, reborn revenge high school romance, supernatural horror high school romance, and more...
The first 20 or so chapters are okay, but the more I write in the later chapters, the more inconsistent they become. It's a mess and I don't even know what the thinking was behind it.
There are too many historical texts. This is not attractive. Can't stand it. Nothing special.
It sucks. I remind everyone not to fall into the trap.
The sentences are not fluent and there are quite a few typos. The author should have changed several of them and it ended up being unfinished.
There are too many poisonous points and many illogical places. The protagonist is too stupid and has no sense of substitution.
It feels like the plot is pieced together