Also known as: Actually, Ten Years From Now, I'm a Mad Novelist
[Happy Ending + Two Male Leads + 50% Youth and School Life + 50% Modern City Life + Rekindled Romance + Mutual Pining Turns to Love + 1v1, Both Pure + Occasional First-Person POV]
Lin Zhao's idea of what they were like as teenagers:
Jiang Ze, a calm, composed, gentle, and patient moonlight-like boy.
Lin Zhao, a sunny, outgoing boy with a strong sense of justice.
Jiang Ze's idea of what they were like as teenagers:
Lin Zhao, a cute little bunny.
Jiang Ze, plotting every which way to win his love back.
In reality:
Jiang Ze, a warmhearted man who can be quietly smug and will do everything he can to save Lin Zhao.
Lin Zhao, an independent man who blushes easily and stands up to malice for his husband.
A secret crush is one person's inner turmoil.
When both people secretly love each other, they understand without a word.
Maximum romantic tension, an absolutely swoon-worthy vibe.
Sweet and tangy romance without heartbreak, as they face life's challenges together.
This novel shows the difference between a straightforward romance, a tangled-up romance, and an old-married-couple romance.
The Jiang Ze in Lin Zhao's writing: a gentle, patient top student, his moonlight.
The Jiang Ze in Jiang Ze's writing: "From now on, you don't have to say thank you. You can show me instead, for example..."
The real Lin Zhao snatches away the pen and yells, "You lecherous bastard, Jiang Ze! What are you trying to pull?"
At Lin Zhao's prompting, the Jiang Ze in Jiang Ze's writing says, "For example, buy me a lollipop. I like sweet things."
The Lin Zhao in Lin Zhao's writing: When Jiang Ze says something suggestive, he just blushes and his heart races.
The Lin Zhao in Jiang Ze's writing: Send me a cute bunny-heart emoji, hehe.
Lin Zhao: When have I ever sent you an emoji like that?! Aaaah! Get lost! I'm going to eat Jiang Ze cooked in an iron pot!
