“An orange grown south of the Huai River is an orange; grown north of it, it becomes a trifoliate orange.”
Though oranges and trifoliate oranges are different, they still belong together.
[Content warning: showbiz, 13-year age gap]
The movie star takes a role. They fall for each other on their first project together, start dating on their second, and… get married on their third.
Guan Ji cornered Fan Zhujin against the wall. “I heard you want to break up with me?” He buried his face in the crook of her neck. “Can’t we stay together?”
“No.”
Guan Ji clamped an arm around her waist and gritted his teeth. “If you break up with me, I’ll make our relationship public!”
A man who’s both a wolf and a puppy? Fan Zhujin admits she really can’t resist him!
In this bustling world, you shine brighter than anyone.
Don't know why no one is there, but it's pretty cool! Sweet little article! The Easter eggs are so cute! I think this is perfect for an adaptation and remake 💕, although I always thought it was too unreal until the final extra chapter was so awesome, a novel within a novel! I actually have the same mentality as the author. If the heroine and the hero end up together in real life, I feel it is very unreal, but it would be a pity not to be together 😢 Fortunately, the heroine got what she wanted in the end! I forgot to mention that perhaps the most realistic point is that the male protagonist is a movie star and has actually filmed emotional scenes with other people. Although it is not stated explicitly, there have been kissing scenes and so on. Every time in other novels, the hero is the flower of the high mountain, and the kiss scene has to be borrowed. It's so unreal 😂 😂 😂
The article is rich and interesting and worth reading.