[One-on-one obsessive love + Both virgins + Mutual healing + Younger CEO (the male lead has dissociative identity disorder and a second personality)]
Mu Yao had just become a fully qualified lawyer when her father’s company suddenly went bankrupt. The shock put him in the hospital, where he was diagnosed with liver cancer!
Faced with exorbitant medical bills, Mu Yao had no choice but to attend a reception and try to land a contract with the Wu Group, hoping to cover her father’s medical expenses for the coming month. She never imagined she would run into Gu Xiaoye there!
No! He goes by a different name now: Gu Yanchen.
They say that when he was younger, President Gu was deeply in love with his first love, though first-love stories rarely end well. They also say that his first love was the moonlight in his heart and the red mark on his cinnabar mole. He hasn’t touched another woman in all these years, probably because he was hurt too deeply.
The person they’re talking about seems to be... me.
“Yaoyao, I won’t let you get away this time. Because now, I have lots and lots of money.”
“Xiaoye...”
“I won’t let you call me that again! You were the one who came to me first back then, so why did you leave like that in the end? Mu Yao, you’re so heartless. You want money, don’t you? You can have all of mine. Now it’s your turn to do as you’re told.”
What is he talking about? Why don’t I know anything about this? I don’t understand. Wasn’t he the one who left without a word?
(The story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. To find out what happens next, please read the story.)
I feel that I caught up to the end in one breath. It is not bad. It has an ancient flavor, but it incorporates some of the three views I have read now. Maybe because it is too short, some things are not written too deeply. I feel that the male and female protagonists are the kind of people who like each other. Maybe the characters cannot be liked by every reader, but they love each other. Imperfection makes it more real. Thank you for your hard work. I give a big thumbs up to the author of 😘 for Love👍
It's okay, it's not finished yet, it's quite short, not perfect, but it's watchable.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but the system pops up asking me to rate it. I'll give it a five-star review first, and then follow up with my review after I've finished reading it.