History professor Shen Yunxi only wants to fall in love with thousand-year-old artifacts, and at 35, she’s never been in a relationship. Her mother keeps pressuring her to get married, driving her up the wall. Just after an academic seminar, a sharp, imposing woman in a suit corners her to ask about the Kara-Khanid dynasty and Silk Road history. Oh, it turns out to be Fu Qingmo, head of the Fu Group. Shen thinks she’ll just be an academic consultant for a cultural and creative project, only to run into Fu again at a matchmaking dinner!
CEO Fu: “Professor Shen, what a coincidence. My mom made me come.”
Professor Shen: “...CEO Fu, an even bigger coincidence. My mom made me come too.”
One is obsessed with Turkic inscriptions, with her eyes fixed only on “trading gold for Khiva.” The other runs a business empire, closing billion-yuan mergers in minutes. When academic rigor collides with commercial ambition, sparks fly over their Silk Road culture project!
The aloof CEO becomes a “human GPS,” driving Shen to and from class, while Professor Shen is forced to become the “CEO’s personal history encyclopedia.” During an expedition to an ancient Central Asian city, their friends tease them about their relationship. At a birthday banquet, Fu Qingmo offers her a tulip: “Shall we upgrade our partnership? To the girlfriend kind.”
Two formidable women join forces, from Silk Road history to sweet romance. This cross-industry collaboration is a sure thing! #TwoFemaleLeads #HighAchieverRomance #SilkRoadRomance #LightheartedAndFunny
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Delicate yet romantic 👍
I asked why they are so familiar. It turns out that "Heartbeating Kelsang" is written by the same author. Good work.
Good looking. The details are well described. The ambiguous period and the mentality after the relationship is confirmed are very delicate. It can be seen that the author's writing style is very good. It's this long section in Tomato that some people are destined to not be able to stand. It is recommended that the author should modify his writing habits.
The author writes very well, and the emotional advancement and inner description of the characters are very delicate. But now the audience environment of Tomato's online articles is more suitable for some pure dialogues, or most dialogues in books promote the plot. I also wrote one, and my writing style is very similar to yours. Therefore, I don't have the confidence to publish it.
It's beautiful, the writing is delicate, and the characters have distinct personalities. Unfortunately, there are too many other words.
Delicate yet romantic 👍
I asked why they are so familiar. It turns out that "Heartbeating Kelsang" is written by the same author. Good work.