Song Wei was laid off and returned to her hometown, where her relatives quickly set her up with a blind date. The man, Chen Jubai, was described in glowing terms—handsome, financially stable, and with endless praise to his name.... more>>

After meeting a few times, they found each other agreeable enough, and with her relatives urging them on, Song Wei reluctantly agreed to continue seeing him.

However, Chen Jubai didn’t quite align with Song Wei’s ideal partner. <<less

Han Ting said, “For me, love isn’t everything. I may not be able to provide self-sacrificing love for you, but the love that accompanies you in ordinary life may be possible.”... more>>

Ji Xing understands that the love they seek is different, and the outlines of the dreams in their hearts are also different.

But she wanted to climb from the slope to the top of the mountain, stand beside him, face hardships, troubles and pain with him, and witness the beauty of this city with him. <<less

[ She’s a little crazy, but she likes me.... more>>

So I’ll just pretend she’s perfectly sane.]

— Zhang Lurang

“Meeting you was fate, but also a gift from the heavens.”

Cold and taciturn male lead × Eccentric and unpredictable female lead <<less

The third son of the Tan family had a falling out with his family, nearly severing ties with his father. The incident has been widely... more>> talked about, and the reason is said to be quite absurd—it was actually over a “bird.” <<less

In the third year of becoming a zombie, Xue Ling mingled with a group of wandering zombies and encountered a convoy that was exterminating them.... more>>

What a coincidence! The man standing on the roof of the car and pointing a gun at her was none other than her ex-boyfriend, Wen Jiuze.

One-Sentence Summary: Captured by my ex-boyfriend after turning into a zombie <<less

During the period when Yin Mengxi was betrayed by her career, she unexpectedly reencountered the failed romance from her school days.... more>>

The former Senior Xiao had now become Professor Xiao. The only thing that hadn’t changed was that he still quietly appeared in her camera lens—his hands, which had spent years turning the pages of books, were as elegant as ever, just like the pure heart she once harbored while secretly admiring him.

“Have you ever done anything in your life that you regret?”

She lowered her head and asked the question mechanically from her interview script.

The person across from her fell silent, as if lost in deep thought. After a moment, he replied, “Yes, I have.”

She raised an eyebrow. “What was it?”

“That semester, I shouldn’t have given a girl a C,” he said honestly, looking straight at her. <<less