Su Jian is so done with this.
She's just an ordinary 27-year-old woman with no boyfriend. Getting a top American tycoon to fall for her seems every bit as impossible as a fool's dream.
But who can say what will happen?
Fate brings them through a plane crash and thirty days of survival on a deserted island, then reunites them amid the glitz and glamour of New York.
If I don't give it a try, how will I know I can't pull him down from his pedestal and make him fall for me?
This man is incredibly difficult to win over, but with all my sincerity and just a little scheming, he'll take the bait if he's willing.
An ordinary Chinese girl × a top American tycoon
The male lead is domineering, possessive, and used to controlling everything. The female lead doesn't play along at all. There are several male supporting characters, and they all have unrequited feelings for her.
Unlike my previous novel, Please Let Me Cross the Divide, the leads in this story don't believe in fate. They'll take their ending into their own hands.
[This story is set in a fictional world. All overseas locations and family members are fictional and do not correspond to real people or events.]
(A new novel is open for pre-orders! It's a long story, and updates are gradually beginning. I'm almost done writing it, so you can count on me to finish!)
Theme: I will never yield to fate
It's a bit uncomfortable to see this. The heroine who survived the disaster is a little entangled in her emotions. She has protected her through life and death twice in exchange for the attention of the ruthless male protagonist? So cheap! Is the Suspension Bridge Effect considered love, or does it feel like there can be true love in a superior game? This male protagonist is unsentimental and has been defensive and calculating from the beginning. Now he is bitter and undecisive! If you know that you are your savior and don't pay for it, then you should run away, and then you still try to escape after meeting again? I remember there is a saying that you don't want to find someone who treats you well, but you want to find a good person, and these two male protagonists have nothing to do with it! What does the heroine picture? She is old, rich but still not sober? 😩
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