﻿Jiong Jiong You Yao

After retiring from the National Team, Qi Yue devoted herself to the study of agriculture.
At a certain gathering, someone instigated a challenge, proposing that whoever lost at the shooting game would have to be kissed by Qi Yue.
Seeing Qi Yue in the test fields, carrying a hoe, covered in mud and planting potatoes without any care for her appearance, turned everyone’s faces green with unease.
Everyone scrambled to aim for the bullseye, terrified of being penalized.
The final result was that the male god of University A, Gu Huai, raised his hand and shot a zero.
The second time they met, Gu Huai was being maliciously provoked and overwhelmed at the Fencing Gym.
Qi Yue couldn't stand by and was compelled to intervene.
The third time they met, Gu Huai was homeless on the streets.
Qi Yue spent all her living expenses for three months to help him.
Years later.
Qi Yue looked at the world shooting records certificate, the fencing championship trophy, and the dozen or so real estate certificates, all bearing Gu Huai's name, and fell into deep thought: "......"

The Heartthrob Became My Boyfriend

After confirming the truth from Chen Jing's mouth, Lady Chen and President Chen exchanged a look, both faces filled with surprise.


Neither had expected that Qi Yue, who seemed modest and inconspicuous, would have a boyfriend like Gu Huai, a favored son of heaven…


It seemed that Yu Shuhua and Qi Wanli, her parents, really knew nothing about their eldest daughter, and they had unintentionally caused such an embarrassing misunderstanding.


Lady Chen started awkwardly, "Uh… I didn't expect it to be like this… Well… It seems we might indeed have misunderstood, and you see, you can't blame us for misunderstanding, mainly because we were also unaware…"


Yu Shuhua, who was blaming Qi Yue's Second Uncle for leading her astray, suddenly had her expression freeze, unable to speak for a long while. After hearing Lady Chen's words implying a complaint, her expression darkened even more.


Chapter 216: Regret