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Huo Ye, infamous and feared, is the school bully at Lanjing Private High School #2. Known for his notorious reputation, he’s a top-tier delinquent but a bottom-rung academic. He spends his days with other troubled students, navigating the school’s unmonitored “gray zone.” Despite his rough exterior, he has a different temperament from other “bad kids” — he’s polite but strikes back when provoked.

Rumor has it that he’s repeated grades twice, nearly failing to make it into high school. His bad reputation follows him from middle school, where he was infamous. His courteous smile hides a fierce personality.

Yet, this infamous Huo Ye somehow managed to get lucky, soaring from the lowest-ranked 18th class to the elite A class full of top students after the placement exam. The whole school was shocked, and rumors spread that he must have cheated or used connections. Most feared, disliked, or despised him, including his deskmate Shen Tingyu, who found him utterly annoying.

On his first day back at his ancestral home, Shen Tingyu is informed by the butler that there’s a new housekeeper coming in the evening to clean and cook. After school, Shen Tingyu returns home with his luggage, only to open the door and see a tall, broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted young man wearing a black and white apron, expertly flipping a pan in the kitchen, his head nearly reaching the ceiling. The floors are spotless, and the aroma of food fills the air. It’s hard to believe this is his notorious bully classmate from school.

Noticing the sound, the “bully” turns, slightly surprised, with a spatula still in hand. Huo Ye raises an eyebrow and smiles, saying, “Oh, so you’re my young master.”

Shen Tingyu: “…”

After three seconds of silence, Shen Tingyu turns to step outside and calls the butler.

“Hello?” the butler answers.

In a cold tone, Shen Tingyu asks, “Did you get me a housekeeper who’s six feet tall?”

The butler: “Huh?”

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main667890 rated it
January 26, 2025
Status: Completed
Just wanted to preface by saying that this review is just for me to vent. Don’t regard this as a well thought-through, unbiased critique of the book. Read at your own discretion.

This novel pissed me off. I don’t even know where to start.

In some respects, it reminds me a lot of Wait For Me After School (which I absolutely loved). For a book half the length of WFMAS, it was able to evoke that same tenderness of a high school first love. It is a classic rich kid, poor kid... more>> story, with the familial backgrounds of the MCs being quite similar. That being said, the personalities of the characters are very different, and this book being much shorter doesn’t pull at my heartstrings the way WFMAS did. Much of the slow burn of the romance are skipped through time, and the ending is too rushed to leave much of an impact.

Besides the comparison, truthfully, I think it is a wonderful read when you’re looking for something in between books. It’s not quite as remarkable as some of the more known ones, but I enjoyed it nontheless. I loved the two leads, especially my beautiful lovely amazing MC. He’s my sweet summer baby who has been through so much hurt in his life and I just want to protect him all my heart. I’m also quite impressed that this book had mentions, even if not in depth, of mental illness and the use of medication.

Now, the part I wanted to rant about is the ending. MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!!

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The original is BE. My sweet lil MC died, but to be honest, his death is so sudden and random you’re kinda just left reeling over the fact it happened at all. The last chapter of this ending hardly goes into the ML’s mourning, but rather more so on the events that transpired afterwards. I would like it to linger more on the emotional impact of the MC’s death. To be honest, I cried at the ending, but I would’ve cried a lot more if that was the case.

Fortunately, there is a parallel HE, but in order to understand the HE, you would need to read the BE. So is it really an HE after all? I was still left feeling sad and empty after reading all that.

Deducted a point for the bullsh*t ending!

I was looking for a light-hearted comedic high school romance!!! I did NOT sign up for this! I’M SO PISSED!!!!

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