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When I Liked You
When I Liked You Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a nobody at an advertising agency, is huddled in the hallway, tearful, after a client tears her apart for a failed proposal—until she crashes into Jiang Shiyan, her high school crush. The skinny boy who used to tutor her math is now a tycoon controlling half the industry. Braced for embarrassment, she’s shocked when Jiang hands her a hot cocoa: “I’ve been looking for you for seven years.” It turns out his sudden transfer wasn’t because he “found her stupid”—he had to save his family business overseas and feared dragging her down. Now he’s back to help her rise to a top planner *and* reveal the secret he’s hidden for seven years: “I liked you too. Still do.” When a wallflower meets a “long-planned” crush, those unspoken “once” finally become a mutual, sweet “now.”
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