Obviously, He Has a Crush on Me

Lu Ran, the cold and aloof academic god in everyone’s eyes, silently fell into the big pit that was Jiang Nuan and never got up again for the rest of his life.

Years later, Jiang Nuan touched her chin and suddenly realized that her entire youth was a history of being pursued by the reserved academic god.

Jiang Nuan: “Are you kidding me? Can’t you chase after me with a bit more flair and coolness?”

Lu Ran: “Getting you, a school slacker, into a top university isn’t cool and impressive enough?”

You were really cute before,

Your eyes were bright,

Every glance at me was like a confession.

You’re still really cute now,

But now your eyes see the whole world besides me,

And occasionally looking at me,

Makes me crazily want to confess to you.

——The reserved academic god of the affiliated high school, Lu Ran, admits defeat.

Brief Review:

Jiang Nuan fell into a pond in winter and had a high fever, losing nearly a year of memory. After waking up, the top student she always kept her distance from, Lu Ran, approached her and tutored her. Jiang Nuan, who was always compared to Lu Ran’s excellence, was full of resistance towards him.

Through repeated clashes and interactions, Jiang Nuan gradually entered Lu Ran’s lonely inner world and discovered that he had liked her for a long time. With Lu Ran’s company and help, Jiang Nuan entered the fencing arena, and together they achieved outstanding results in the sport they both loved.

The characters are vividly portrayed, and the story’s details, such as exam rankings, student-teacher conflicts, and parent-child communication, are relatable and resonant. Through the male and female protagonists, the author expresses young people’s desire for understanding, acceptance, and trust from parents, school, and society. Meanwhile, their pure and persistent pursuit of fencing showcases an inspiring theme of youthful determination.