Love Letter from Hong Kong Island by Mi Qiu
In public, Qi Shengyan is the decisive head of the Qi Group, a business leader whose Cantonese speeches can leave an entire room holding its breath. In private, he's afraid of cockroaches, has an insatiable sweet tooth, and can't manage everyday life without his childhood sweetheart. He's “Three-Year-Old Qi.”
To outsiders, Jiang Wanyin is the gentle, beautiful owner of an art gallery. In truth, she's the perfect “tamer”: she can pull the plug on Qi Shengyan without hesitation, has a black belt in taekwondo, and is perfectly happy to pretend to be weak.
When they were four, half a pineapple bun stuck their little hands together, marking the beginning of a lifelong bond. He once vowed to make lots of money to support his Wanyin, and quietly treasured every clumsy little gesture of affection she gave him. As the years passed, Victoria Harbour bore witness to the childhood sweethearts growing up together: from the camera that always stayed trained on her by the rowing docks, to the recording he played for just one person beneath the stage at the annual gala; from his soft, coaxing “Wifey~ come pick me up and take me home~” after a business dinner, to him crouching outside the door after a quarrel and recreating their childhood, asking, “Still mad at me?”
This is a Hong Kong-style romance that belongs only to them: Cantonese love talk meets a fatal weakness for a beautiful voice, while a CEO's spoiled sweetness meets gentle discipline. “I'm the biggest in all of Hong Kong?” “...Well, except you.” Such is the lifetime-valid “Love Letter from Hong Kong Island” signed by the president of the Qi Group.
See how Three-Year-Old Qi uses his irresistibly sexy voice to win over the beautiful Jiang Wanyin, whom he has cherished since they were children.
“He once wanted to give her all the splendor of Hong Kong Island. In the end, he realized all he really wanted was the sweet aroma of a hot egg tart tucked in his arms when Three-Year-Old Qi came home.”
[1v1] [Both leads are virgins] [Pure-hearted CEO top × gentle beauty bottom] [Insanely sweet, sugar overload] [Mutual devotion]
The author's writing is exquisite, recording the growing boredom from childhood to adulthood, the sourness of first love, and the courage and hard work of chasing one's own light and goals! Great!