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When the Top Scholar's One-Sided Love Finds Me
When the Top Scholar's One-Sided Love Finds Me Plot:
Su Wan is a laid-back sophomore who accidentally sits in the "exclusive seat" of Lu Mingchuan, the "living legend" of the School of Science, when she rushes into the library for class—that seat is a "no-go zone" even teachers dare not touch. She expected to be scolded by the cold top scholar, but instead, Lu Mingchuan handed her a note with red ears: "I'll save this seat for you from now on." Since then, Lu Mingchuan has appeared in her life like a "mission": hot porridge for early classes, math problem sets with detailed notes, and ginger tea when she has a cold. Su Wan thought she was lucky until she heard Lu Mingchuan call his grandfather: "I'm dating that girl, don't cut my lab funding." Her heart turned cold instantly and she decided to keep her distance, but she noticed Lu Mingchuan's "mission" was changing—he would run three blocks to buy her favorite soft-boiled egg, write a love letter in the starry sky with code, and panic when she cried. It turns out that the top scholar who "completed the one-sided mission" has long turned the fake romance into true love.
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