During this period, He Jingtian had just begun pursuing Su Anqi.
He Jingtian was good-looking and did not perform poorly academically, and he was actively involved in club activities.
Although he came from a remote mountain village, he wasn't self-conscious or sensitive at all. Instead, he was confident, sunny, and cheerful.
Aside from doing well in his major courses, He Jingtian also wrote some short articles, which he occasionally published in magazines or newspapers, earning him the reputation of a budding talent.
In this era, the concept of a "male idol" didn't exist yet, but He Jingtian was considered quite the prominent figure in their department.
Su Anqi, being a young and naive girl, was at the time exposed to the influx of romance novels into the mainland market.
QY dramas were beginning to dominate the screens, and the ideology of love above everything else filled the hearts of young people.
