After Breaking the Ice-Beauty’s Heart

Sypnosis:

In their first year of high school, Zhou Nianzhi was assigned to sit next to Song Yuli because she talked too much.

Everyone knew Song Yuli—beautiful, aloof, and cold as ice. She barely spoke to anyone.

But Zhou Nianzhi didn’t believe in unreachable people. There wasn’t a friend she couldn’t make.
So despite the frost and thorns, she approached Song Yuli step by step.

She was really good to Song Yuli.
So good, in fact, that even she couldn’t explain why.

At the time, all she wanted was to see her every day,
To give her the best things in the world.

But those were just childish promises.

At 22, after a night of heated ambiguity, she buttoned up Song Yuli’s shirt, hiding the marks of passion. Her voice was cold:

“Let’s not see each other again.”

…

At 16, Song Yuli had once seriously written in her prettiest notebook:

“Zhou Nianzhi is a noisy little bird, a roaring wind, and the sunlight I long for.”

Six years later, she crossed out the sentence, crumpled the paper, and tossed it into the trash.

“Liar,” she whispered.

But fate, ever cruel and cyclical, led them back together.

And so, two years after their parting, upon seeing Zhou Nianzhi again,
Song Yuli’s smile curved like a hunter’s, her tone gentle yet terrifying:

“I finally found you again.”
“You can’t leave me anymore, Zhizhi.”

…

Redemption Version:

That year, Zhou Nianzhi closed her eyes and kept falling, wishing to vanish into the eternal night and sink into darkness.

Splash.

She opened her eyes.

Song Yuli was reaching out her hand.

A beam of light pierced the darkness.
Daylight had arrived.

…

What She Thought Would Happen:

“I broke the heart of an ice-cold beauty. We parted ways. No regrets.”

What Actually Happened:

“I broke the ice-queen’s heart. Now she’s my neighbor. Escape? Impossible.”