Making Up That 10%
[Synopsis]
Seven years ago, Zhou Xun said, “Love only takes up 10% of my life.”
Jiang Xiaoguo left Shenzhen and joined another company, working desperately, trying desperately to forget him, and doing everything she could to prove she deserved 100%.
Seven years later, she is Lanhe Capital’s youngest project director, self-reliant, cool-headed, and decisive. He is the founder of Xunyi Capital, a legend in the business world, still wearing that same cold expression that warns strangers to keep their distance.
Shenzhen is still the same, but they have both changed.
Zhou Xun has returned from Shanghai to the city where he first made his name, carrying a secret he has kept for seven years: that 10% did not mean he didn’t love her. It meant he didn’t know how to love. He cut away every soft part of himself, leaving only a hard shell, and thought that was what it meant to be mature. Only when she really left did he realize that neither principles nor business logic could give him a Jiang Xiaoguo.
As for Jiang Xiaoguo, she has just amicably parted ways with Qi Song, the man who gave her 100% of his time and attention. It wasn’t that either of them had let the other down. Their paths had simply reached a fork in the road. On the day they broke up, Qi Song said, “There’s always been someone in your heart. He’s always been there.”
She thought time would dull everything, but the moment Zhou Xun appeared, all her pretense crumbled.
And things get even livelier when she moves into Room 2201 of Ode to Joy. Her neighbors are Andy, Fan Shengmei, Qiu Yingying, and Guan Ju’er, four women who turn life into both a battlefield and a poem. They teach her to fight for her share at hot pot, cry when her heart is broken, hit back when someone bullies her, and be brave when she loves someone.
Fan Shengmei spent half her life weighed down by her family and thought she didn’t deserve love, until she met Meng Yancheng…
No OOC, the writing is not bad, come on, come on, come on! The author is great