Chasing the Cold-Hearted School Hunk for Four Years

Luo Xing had a dream in which she was a minor character in a novel, and the male lead was her current boyfriend, Gu Shiyan.

His character in the book was that of a notorious playboy whose story was one of redemption, but certainly not for her sake.

Her phone screen lit up. Her good friend Yun Cai sent a message: Did Gu Shiyan agree?

Luo Xing snapped out of her thoughts. Tomorrow was Saturday, and she wanted to ask Gu Shiyan out. Although they were dating, it was always Luo Xing who initiated their outings. Perhaps this was meant to highlight just how differently Gu Shiyan would treat the female lead later.

With slender, pale fingers, Luo Xing typed a reply.

[Didn’t ask, not going to. Let’s go to Starlight Desserts to do homework on Saturday, okay?]

Starlight Desserts was her brother’s dessert shop. Before dating Gu Shiyan, she often invited friends there to do homework. After they began dating, she never asked anyone else out.

Yun Cai replied quickly.

[Weren’t you going to ask Gu Shiyan out?]

[Not anymore. I’m always the one asking, he must be tired of it.]

After replying, Luo Xing opened her chat with Gu Shiyan, intending to send a breakup message.

After all, she was still wearing the title of Gu Shiyan’s girlfriend. She picked up her phone, ready to send the message.

But then she hesitated. In the original plot, her character—a mere side figure—would never break up with Gu Shiyan first.

What if her initiative drew unwanted attention? Like in those domineering CEO stories where the guy, otherw