The original novel behind the short drama Love in the Wolf’s Embrace. “Miss Han, a gentleman would like to invite you for a late-night meal after the reception.”
She gave the check a cold glance. “Please tell him I’m not...”
Suddenly, the handwriting on the check burned her eyes. Of course, it wasn’t the countless zeroes on the page that hurt her, but the bold, sweeping signature: Han Zhuochen.
For a moment, reason told her to run, to make sure she didn’t look at him, not even once. But she couldn’t help scanning the room, frantically searching for the figure from her memories.
Twelve years earlier.
Han Qianwu had always believed it was fate that Han Zhuochen adopted her. Fate had placed her by the side of the man who killed her father, and fate had made her fall in love with him.
Her entire family had been murdered. He was the “mastermind” behind it all, but he didn’t know who she was, and by a twist of fate, he took her in.
The most terrifying man in the world spoke to her in a gentle voice alone: “You’re mine. You can only think about me.”
When they met again, all her love had turned to hate. In a voice loud enough for everyone around them to hear, she said, “I missed you so much... Godfather.”
It's good-looking and Hong Kong-style. Very few people read it. It's mainly articles from ten years ago. But I love reading comments. Without comments, I feel empty. . .
I once read this novel on Shubao. Com, and I fell in love with it just once! The article is short, but it makes me remember it and have endless aftertaste. Later, I would revisit it from time to time. Because of my love for the protagonist, I even bought the physical book! The only thing I regret is that the heroines' names come from their exes. No one wants to be a stand-in, which bothers me.
I read this book many, many, many years ago. I can't remember which platform I read it on for the first time. But over the years, I still find this book and read it from time to time. I don't know how many times I have read it. Every time I feel heartache for the emotional pull between them, I feel sorry for Qianqian and also feel sorry for Brother Chen. Both of them were right. They had to go through this before they could really let go of the estrangement in their hearts and live a good life, but they just felt very distressed. Hey, it's a book that makes me cry every time, especially when I see Qianqian saying to a phone call that can't be reached, "You can't even let me see you, even if you let me hear your voice." And when I see Qianqian finish playing "Butterfly" with a smile with bleeding fingers, ah, it hurts so much that I don't want to give it up.
It's quite good. He also has another book by An Yifeng, so I haven't read it yet. This book made me deeply feel how difficult it is to be an undercover agent. If you are not careful, you will die, and it will also bring disaster to your family. During these days of being an undercover agent, the male protagonist has lost many relatives, which is very tragic.
One of the best novels I have ever read on Tomato
I watched it several times years ago, and now that I'm watching it again, I still have tears streaming down my face, and my mood is ups and downs.
It's a wonderful short article with a perfect ending. This author's articles are all very good.
I read it many years ago, and I revisited it again during a book drought. I like several of the author's books and never tire of them.
Ye Luo Wuxin's book is very suitable for adapting into a short play. The author has tried many times.
Very nice! Too bad it's not the full version.