His Hand

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Cheng Wanning had been dreaming lately about the man who made a coffin for her late husband.

His strong arms ranked second on her list of favorite things about him, because he could lift her right up and set her on a table.

His long, beautiful hands ranked first, because...

Whenever she remembered what he did in her dreams, she couldn't help blushing.

Lu Yun had returned to the village to write in peace.

But in the six months since he came back, he had hardly had a moment to himself.

First he made a coffin for the man next door. After that, the little widow left behind kept coming to see him.

At first she asked him to make a stool, then a table, and later she even came to ask for his help during the busy farming season.

When he helped with her autumn harvest, her eyes practically crawled all over his arms and hands.

She invited him to stay for lunch, and, unusually, Lu Yun accepted.

As soon as he stepped into her courtyard, he couldn't help grabbing her by her slim waist and setting her on the table he'd made.

"Had your fill of looking? Hmm?"

Cheng Wanning's eyes lit up and her breathing quickened. He... He really had lifted her up! So next...

Her gaze fell on his hands.

· Charming widow x dark-skinned muscleman

· The heroine is not a virgin, the hero is. Slice of life.

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"The Stars Adore You, and I Adore You": My husband from a flash marriage is the jealous type.

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"My Neighbor Is a Funny Guy": He asked me out on our third meeting, so I said yes...

A friend's stories:

"The Heroine Went Soft-Hearted Again Today [Noble Academy]" by Ji Xi

1.

Shamila transmigrates into an old-school Korean romance comic about a man who regrets mistreating his wife.

The story opens with a melodramatic, torturous romance.

The hero will humiliate her in public, stand her up and leave her waiting in the rain, and even nearly make her donate a kidney to the other woman.

After enduring heartbreak and physical suffering, she finally can't take it anymore and decides to leave him.

That's when the hero comes to his senses, realizes she's his true love, and begins his domineering campaign to win her back. In the end, the two of them live happily ever after.

Shamila knows the plot, and it worries her, because she really is the type to forgive too easily.

The hero, Kim Hyuk, and Shamila grew up together, were a perfect match, and got engaged at a young age.

Their friends all knew Shamila was madly in love with Kim Hyuk, enough to give her life for him.

Kim Hyuk was convinced of it.

He knew Shamila loved him. No matter what awful thing he did, all he had to do was soothe her a little, and she'd eventually forgive him.

That was true, but things still turned out quite differently from what he'd imagined.

Two hours after humiliating Shamila, he brought her favorite roses to apologize.

Shamila forgave him.

But that evening, everyone on social media saw Shamila having dinner amid a sea of flowers with Kim Hyuk's sworn enemy.

The day after standing Shamila up, he apologized with a Chanel bag.

Shamila forgave him.

But that very afternoon, someone spotted her carrying a Hermes bag as she climbed into the luxury car of one of Kim Hyuk's close friends.

On the day he wanted to take her kidney, Kim Hyuk didn't even get a chance to apologize.

His younger brother, Kim Chan, who had appeared out of nowhere, took her away instead.

Kim Hyuk's grand campaign to win her back was like setting fire to thin air.

Shamila always forgave him easily, then went on dates with other people.

Kim Hyuk's eyes nearly bulged out of their sockets. He was so furious he went mad.

Shamila looked at him anxiously. But, baby, I can't be soft-hearted with only you.

2.

Kim Chan went from a homeless orphan to the second son of the Hanlin Group.

To secure his place in the family, he had to fight and compete for everything.

First, he stole his older brother's fiancee.

His brother's fiancee, whom his brother criticized at every turn, seemed perfect to him in every way.

There was just one thing to worry about: she was far too quick to go soft on people.

Premise: A good life is something you create yourself