One true love each | A rich, satisfying read, just launched and not yet rated.
Xu Zhi thinks she might be jinxed in this city. She has a master's degree, but gets rejected at every interview. One day, she crashes into an utterly ordinary man while riding her bike and crying. Not only does he refuse to demand compensation, but a ring latches onto her, too. Little does she know, it can change a person's face, and it refuses to leave her hand.
So Jiangcheng's richest domineering CEO is forced into action, becoming her "hand-holding buddy." They have to hold hands at meetings, over meals, and even when traveling for work, they have to sleep in adjoining rooms. This tycoon, worth tens of billions, spends every day walking around with a human-shaped appendage, all so his handsome face won't scare the passersby.
What the heck does this ring want? She has no idea. She only knows that the cold-faced man's palm is pretty warm.
Later, the ring brings them together, their heartbeats speak for them, and the moonlight remembers every kiss. When he kneels for her in an abandoned factory, it isn't surrender; he's staking the rest of his life. When she rushes to protect him in a tunnel, it isn't bravery; she simply can't bear to leave him alone.
We always think love has to be passionate and full of solemn vows. But the further we go, the more we realize that true romance is having someone who still treasures you in the calm, uneventful years.
As Li Jian once said, "There's nothing to explain about love. Love is up to fate."
