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The dull and straight-shooting lady & the scheming female star
Qin Zhenan fell in love at first sight with the flower bouquet, and she tried her best to get closer to the flower bouquet. But I never thought that these were just the indulgence of the bouquet, or rather, the inducement.
Qin Zhen'an spends a lot of money to pursue the bouquet. She doesn't know what chasing people is, she only knows how to give the best to the bouquet.
In the name of support, Qin Zhenan can always find reasons to send flowers and things. The car and house are too ordinary, and the jewelry cannot be called very good.
As a result, Qin Zhenan kept delivering flowers every day, and the most special thing among them was a fireworks show. Who says fireworks are not flowers?
In the first twenty years of the flower bouquet, I followed the trend but strived for the top. How should I put it? She studied hard as the people around her studied hard, and then became one of the best in her age group.
But this is all to cater to worldly preferences.
It wasn't until she returned from studying abroad that she realized what she really wanted. She wants to be a big star like her mother, she wants to have countless audiences, and she wants to have a flashlight to illuminate her childhood that has been hidden in the dark.
But her path into the entertainment industry was particularly difficult. Just when she was about to give up, Qin Zhenan appeared. She gave hope, and Bouquet knew that hope had a price.
So, why not act like you love her and satisfy this young lady's fantasy of a perfect relationship? Wait until her whim subsides, then go their separate ways.
But things in the world are always fickle, not to mention the human heart? How true or false is this love?
The author can't write anymore. The last thing he has been able to write since he was a child is summary content. In short, it is the story of the eldest lady's pursuit of a female star after falling in love at first sight.
Reading tip: Adult love always progresses quickly, but it is also mixed with interests.
The background is the 1910s, and the author doesn't remember much of what happened at that time. If there is anything that is inconsistent with the facts, I hope readers will understand.
Intention: Is it more important to understand love or to be able to love?