Spring Swallow

My next book will be Absolutely No Fine Jade Li Chi likes getting his car washed at a particular auto shop. The owner's quick and careful, and her shop does a better job than the others. While he waits, he likes to play with her little girl, who's about four. Like her mother, the child smiles at everyone she meets. One evening, he parked in front of the shop again. The roller shutter was half down, and he heard a woman crying and a man cursing inside. He didn't want to get involved in a couple's argument, so he turned the wheel to leave. But then he saw the little girl who used to chat and laugh with him kneeling beside his car door, begging him to save her mother. Having a soft heart is Li Chi's weakness. At first, he only felt sorry for a child. Later, he felt sorry for Wu Chunyan. He said, “Come with me. I don't hit women.” Wu Chunyan didn't dare say a word, making Li Chi feel as if he were bullying her. Later, he said, “Run away. Brother Chi will take care of everything.” Wu Chunyan really did run. She took her daughter and fled in a miserable state. When they met again three years later, the woman's smile was as radiant as it had been the first time. Li Chi could tell that Wu Chunyan felt nothing but gratitude toward him. “Not interested in me?” Li Chi raised an eyebrow. “How could I not be?” Wu Chunyan tucked a stray lock of hair behind her ear and smiled. “No woman could fail to be interested in a man like Boss Li. But I'm happy just looking. I don't want anything more. Wanting more only leads to heartache. We only get so many days in this life, so we should spend them happily.” Li Chi smiled along with her. “Calling me Boss again?” Wu Chunyan blushed. “Brother Chi.” Li Chi had spent over thirty years of his life dating but never getting married. Then he met Wu Chunyan and decided that a man ought to have a home of his own. #Chunyan is a swallow in the spring breeze, and Li Chi is the tree she can rest on when she needs one# My next book will be Absolutely No Fine Jade Businessman × Paper effigy maker Jiang Yu was wild as a child. Her father didn't dote on her, her mother didn't love her, and she dared to do anything. When she grew up, she took over an old master's funeral shop and became much more levelheaded. She handles the paper effigies in the shop, spending every day making things like air conditioners, mansions, and paper boys and girls. One day, someone asked her if she could make a paper effigy of the latest limited-edition supercar. She thought about it and said it would cost extra. Jiang Jibei's friend had died, and his dying wish was to have a sports car of his own. He went to the funeral shop in the village to ask about it. The owner seemed like all she cared about was money and had no sense of decorum. But she was clever and knew how to handle people. The longer he knew her, the more he realized she was actually pretty great. “Break up with him,” Jiang Jibei said, pointing at Jiang Yu's spineless boyfriend. “Date me instead.” Jiang Yu slapped him across the face. “You trying to take advantage of me, you jerk? Get lost!” Funeral work isn't a respectable profession. The accusation that it's “profiting off the dead” has always been around. But Jiang Yu doesn't see it that way. The dead don't know anything anymore. The mourning and the paper offerings are all for the living. ·Hypocritical and smooth-talking × Short-tempered and irritable ·Both leads are faithful and virgins. A sweet story about everyday life ·The female lead's boyfriend is the result of a misunderstanding ·A plain, honest man suddenly finds himself with a flashy peacock by his side Theme: As long as you work hard, life will keep getting better.