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Beautiful, Will You Come Home With Me?

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In 2006, Jiang Ciying quit her job and returned to her hometown. While helping her mother collect rent, she fell in love at first sight with the beautiful and reclusive Sang Yingli. Sang Yingli lived with her mother in the innermost room on the sixth floor. She was a high school student with an eccentric temper and constant rumors swirling around her. Ciying did not care. Every morning and night from then on, she deliberately dressed flashily, biting a rose as she leaned against the doorway of Yingli’s home. “Beautiful, will you come home with me?” Yet Sang Yingli seemed to dislike her, instantly turning her face dark whenever Ciying appeared and hurling whatever was close at hand straight at her. However, Jiang Ciying never got angry. Instead, the next time she appeared, she would buy an exact duplicate to replace whatever item of Yingli’s had been smashed. Observing her in secret, Jiang Ciying discovered that this person was very strange: she clearly neither smoked nor drank and had no bad habits, yet she constantly stayed out all night, and her temper was so awful that people found it hard to get close to her. Consequently, Jiang Ciying wracked her brains, always using various excuses to openly and righteously approach Sang Yingli—paying her rent in advance, cooking, doing laundry, and even attending parent-teacher meetings for her. Gradually, Sang Yingli stopped dodging her, though she was still unwilling to say many words to her. Until that early morning when a battered, injury-covered Sang Yingli grabbed Jiang Ciying’s arm, weeping with a face full of tear tracks. “Sister, take me home.” One-sentence summary: The unconventional older sister is always strutting and showing off in front of me. Theme: Rather than a bitter romance of hatred, let our love last until the end of time. — Description from novelcodex.org

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