She Is So Hard To Get

Synopsis

On the eve of her white moonlight’s wedding, a highly emotional Ming You fiercely sought a fight at a bar. A cold, unfamiliar woman kindly cooled her down, only to be bitten and cursed by her, leaving the hotel room in a mess.

The next day, the woman hid the ambiguous marks and stood beside the white moonlight as a bridesmaid. As for Ming You, she was an unwelcome guest known as “the lunatic.”

Yes, she’s sick.

In the past, the white moonlight was her medicine, but she found that the bridesmaid could be, too.

Ming You, the beautiful star of Heng Chuan Broadcasting University—a man’s magnet on stage but universally disliked off it—had rejected countless people. Yan Ningxi was the first person she ever pursued.

After months of relentless pursuit, everyone, including Ming You herself, thought she and Yan Ningxi were passionately in love.

After a trip to see the snow, she asked: “Will you be my girlfriend?” “No.” After the New Year’s countdown, she asked: “Can you…?” “Can’t.” After celebrating her birthday, she asked: “Could you possibly…?” “No.”

She mistook the woman’s rejections for playing hard to get, believing their loving nights couldn’t be faked. It wasn’t until Yan Ningxi humiliated her to the point of losing all dignity that she understood she had lost more than just her heart—she had lost the acting game, too.

As a psychological expert, Yan Ningxi  was invited to a talk show on Heng Yuan TV, purely as a legitimate excuse to see one person.

In the Guangdian Building parking garage, Ming You pressed the woman who had waited for her for over three hours, Yan Ningxi, against the car door. “Is Professor Yan so impatient to throw herself at my door?”

Yan Ningxi’s eyes were red, and she avoided Ming You’s gaze. “You’re a public figure now. Don’t let anyone take pictures.”

Ming You teased her close to her ear: “It’s not impossible. When I chased you, I only gave myself a six-month deadline. I’ll be generous, how about I give you a year?”

Unexpectedly, the other person accepted without hesitation, saying “Alright,” just as she used to say “No.”

Later, someone complained: “Professor Yan, how did you fall for that universally disliked person?”

Yan Ningxi smiled: “If she wasn’t universally disliked, I wouldn’t have had the chance to snap her up.”

The person rubbed the goosebumps on their arm: “I can’t take it. What kind of luck does she have to end up with such a good… partner.”

“It is my luck.”