Sharing two upcoming novels:
1. Modern romance, [Entertainment Industry] Please Don’t Call Me Kung Fu Panda
One-line pitch: A panda spirit from a Sichuan textbook goes off to make it in the entertainment industry.
2. Korean entertainment, [Entertainment Industry] Puppy Kim Seon
Male lead: Kim Mingyu
One-line pitch: Kim Mingyu: How did I actually turn into a puppy?!!!
If you’re interested, check out the detailed introductions in my author profile.
Please add them to your collections ʕᵔ㉨ᵔʔ
Blurb:
The whole world thinks Quan Zhilong and Bai Xingyue are just friends. After all, they’re childhood friends who got into a fight and pulled each other’s hair on a variety show.
Only longtime fans know that when Bai Xingyue returned to Korea at sixteen after winning the Australian Open Grand Slam, to see her father one last time, the one who stood in front of her and shielded her from unscrupulous reporters was Quan Zhilong, who hadn’t debuted yet.
And at the glorious moment when Bai Xingyue won Olympic gold, the person she hugged while wearing her medal was also Quan Zhilong.
Ever since the two of them fought on Family Outing, they’d stopped pretending.
When Quan Zhilong was caught up in plagiarism allegations, Bai Xingyue was overseas for a match. As soon as she saw the news, she beat her opponent 2–0 in no time and flew back to H Country.
She cleared a path with her fists and got Quan Zhilong onto the plane. Then, right in front of the reporters, she boldly declared, “I believe him. There’s no question about his talent. Please move aside.”
The whole internet raved about their amazing friendship.
Only longtime fans gritted their teeth in silence. “What friendship? That’s love! Love! Can’t you see the way that guy behind Bai Xingyue is looking at her? His eyes are practically dripping with affection!”
The first time Bai Xingyue met Quan Zhilong, he was being cornered at his desk by his classmates, looking pitiful. Seeing that the boy was still having trouble adjusting to his new school, Bai Xingyue enthusiastically invited him to watch one of her tennis matches.
The second time Bai Xingyue met Quan Zhilong, he was clutching a bouquet of roses and crouching in the pouring rain, hoping to confess to the girl he had a crush on.
“Quan... Zhilong? What are you doing here?”
Bai Xingyue glanced in confusion at the covered eaves behind her, more than big enough to keep out the rain. Was this kid a drama queen?
“I... I came to see an old classmate, but it turns out she’s not home.”
Quan Zhilong had originally meant to say he was there to confess, but the words were already on the tip of his tongue when he suddenly decided he couldn’t lose face in front of his new classmate. He quickly changed his story.
It didn’t seem to help much.
Both of them looked at the eye-catching bouquet of eighty-eight red roses.
“Oh, I see,” Bai Xingyue said, catching on.
But the problem was, he was crouching right in front of her house.
Quan Zhilong had never believed in fairy-tale love, not until he met the little moon who brought him home on a rainy day.
The world’s best x top-tier star. Two powerful leads, a story about a tennis prodigy and a gifted artist growing and supporting each other.
If anyone was born for the stage, Bai Xingyue’s stage was this tennis court. No one could help loving her when she was out there playing.
The heroine is Chinese, with a top-tier sweet-looking face and a bold, confident style. She’s a queen on the court, and is of Korean, Chinese, and Portuguese descent.
Warnings: Mary Sue elements; the heroine’s tennis skills are the best in the story; unfriendly toward other group members; chaotic timeline; some out-of-character moments.
Note: The theme was inspired by something Chui Nalisa said on a variety show.
Theme: You have to really love yourself to find a healthy relationship.
