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Alias在夏夜熙攘之前

AuthorFu Jin

Heaven’s favored son × a well-behaved girl with a rebellious streak Youth campus | Mutual secret crush | Light ensemble cast Once, when Ning Sui went with a friend to a neighboring school, she saw a heated basketball game between the Computer Science and Mathematics departments of Qing University, with loud cheers and screams all around. Her friend pointed him out: “See that guy? He’s the famous campus heartthrob from Computer Science—Xie Yichen.” A legendary figure at Qing University—favored by destiny, bold and unrestrained, always on the school’s confession rankings. On the court, the boy’s black hair was damp with a thin layer of sweat. His brows and eyes were sharp and striking, his whole body full of energy. Every shot he made was clean and effortless. He had initially looked somewhat indifferent, but when his gaze accidentally swept over them, it seemed to carry a faint smile. “Oh my god, he’s so handsome. Why didn’t I choose Computer Science back then?” her friend exclaimed excitedly. “Sui Sui, did he just look over here at us?!” In the end, Computer Science won the game by a large margin, and the crowd erupted in cheers. But no one knew that during the celebration, in a dim, empty equipment room, Ning Sui was lifted onto a table by the laughing boy. The warm breath brushing her ear nearly drowned her. “Didn’t you say you didn’t have time to come watch me today?” Reading Notes The friend does not know why the male and female leads are together—this is a non-typical secret-crush story with a slow unfolding plot. The first three chapters build background; pacing is slightly slow. The main story begins from Chapter 4. Both are first loves, 1v1, HE (happy ending), healing sweet campus romance with ensemble elements. Very pure love, very pure love, very pure love—important things said three times. Youthful, innocent first love. Ning Sui has a secret. It belongs to her difficult second year of high school, when she was breaking down, unable to solve pr

Alias我是个算命先生

AuthorYi Zhi

The practice of fortune-telling originated during the Pre-Qin period, developed during the Sui and Tang dynasties, and became widespread during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Representative figures from different periods, such as Zhang Liang from the Han Dynasty, Zhuge Liang from the Three Kingdoms, and Liu Bowen from the Ming Dynasty, all engaged in palmistry, physiognomy, and the study of the Eight Characters (Ba Zi).

Alias告白

AuthorYing Cheng

In college, Zhou Jingze and Xu Sui were worlds apart, two people who would never have any intersection. One was carefree and unruly, surrounded by admiration; the other was quiet and well-behaved, easily overlooked. While she was in the library, writing test papers one after another, she accidentally caught glimpses of his flirtations with others and witnessed him changing girlfriends time and time again. At a party, Xu Sui got drunk and, in a moment of daring encouragement, confessed her feelings. Zhou Jingze paused for a moment, then casually lifted the corner of his lips and said, “Sorry, you’re just too good to be true.” When they met again, he was still the prodigal son of heaven. Several times, their encounters seemed intentional, and Xu Sui concealed her past feelings well, keeping her distance from him. But he kept pushing closer, leaving Xu Sui with nowhere to hide. Finally, Xu Sui found herself backed against a wall, her voice barely audible: “Why me?” Zhou Jingze leaned down, his breath warm against her ear, a mischievous glint in his eyes: “No particular reason. I was just blind before.” “Knowing the space between us, yet still sending my love to you every day.” — “Reply from Keanu Reeves”