Smuggling Myself to the Moon

(First of all, I’m terrible at writing blurbs~)

Inspiration:

“I crossed the river of love to find you, carrying dust and grime.”

Love Is No Crime

“I caught it.”

“Caught what?”

“My moon.”

After seven years in show business, Ruan Tang (a homophone for “soft candy”) returns to being a nobody, then goes viral over absurd rumors involving the big boss of a production company.

You might not know Ruan Tang, but you can’t miss that signature black Mercedes in the photo.

She thought it was just a chance encounter brought about by a twist of fate. Who knew destiny had already planted the seeds in secret?

The sixteen-year-old boy and the twenty-six-year-old man overlap before her eyes, reaching out a hand to Ruan Tang.

“Want some candy?”

“Will you come with me?”

“It’s orange-flavored.”

“No matter where we go.”

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[An actress who seems gentle but is actually emotionally detached (or so it seems) × a ruthless, powerful CEO who is secretly a thoughtful, clingy sweetheart]

It’s really just a story about two ordinary people falling in love, dressed up as a celebrity and a CEO.

Note (IN ALL CAPS!!!):

1. The entertainment industry stuff is made up. I’m not part of the industry, don’t follow celebrities, have no idols, and based nothing on real people. Please don’t assume otherwise.

2. The heroine’s emotional detachment stems from the environment she grew up in. The romance develops slowly at first, but her personality changes and her feelings grow more intense as the story progresses.

3. Mutual healing | They choose each other | They are each other’s moon

“I love the moon. It shines brighter than the empty night.”

Wildfire in Spring

4. My writing is clumsy and slow, and both the plot and romance are weak. That’s not false modesty, it’s the truth.

5. Read with a clear head and be civil.