As a professional actress in the modern era, Chu Jin could make waves and call the shots at her company, yet her mother’s constant nagging still forced her into the marriage market.
Unable to take it any longer, she made a bold, unconventional decision: to have a baby through an unknown donor.
Then she met an irresistibly flirtatious puppy-boy, all swagger and confidence with everyone else, but with her…
“Big sister, can I kiss you?”
Chu Jin fought hard to resist the puppy-boy’s charms. Were puppy-boys all this clingy these days?
She couldn’t take it!
So after she got pregnant, she made the ruthless decision befitting a female CEO and dumped him without a second thought.
Break up!
Okay? Fine? Wasn’t he supposed to be a puppy-boy? What was this overbearing CEO who was trying to acquire her company?
The cold-blooded CEO pinned her against the wall, kissing her neck. His voice was tender and lingering, but his gaze was terrifyingly dark.
“Big sister, I’ve caught you!”
He would strip away her claws and fangs and make her his own.
But Chu Jin had never depended on a man. She wanted freedom, a career, and to be her own person!
“Shang Ying, if you love me, respect me!”
Love should be equal and built on respect. I’ll wait for you to learn how to love.
The book is okay, but there are still a lot of areas that need improvement. The male protagonist is a bit too childish and immature. The plot and process of the male protagonist's growth should be written. The later plot is too tight, maybe because the author is too anxious to finish it, and later on, the male protagonist's father, who is the villain boss in the book, suddenly gives up and stops him. The male and female protagonists are together. In fact, it would be more eye-catching if the male protagonist grows up to be good enough to impress him before giving up. The female protagonist's character is quite good, and the characters of the supporting characters are also good. It can be seen that Da DaDa still tried his best. The writing can be improved a bit. Come on Da Da Da, I believe you can write a better book [Blow Kiss]!
I really love sibling relationships!!!
It's nice to look at and doesn't drag.