Have You Ever Experienced Despair?

Have you ever experienced despair?

The author, who keeps writing flops, is going through it now. The heroine of this story, Su Ran, has been through it before. And the male leads who like Su Ran will experience it in the future.

At five, her parents fought, and a cleaver accidentally injured her, leaving an ugly scar on her face.

At nine, her parents divorced. One remarried, the other married someone else, and she became the one nobody wanted.

At twelve, she met a kind older boy who was considerate, patient, and helped her with her studies. But he was a pervert.

At fourteen, she was bullied at school and photographed nude. The incident became a hot news story that year.

Then came the age of twenty-six, when she died. She had left home and worked hard to support her boyfriend through school, only to find out he was cheating on her.

As her body was hurled into the air, Su Ran looked back on her brief, failed life. All she could think was that if there was a next life, she would never beg anyone to love her. If nobody loved her, she would love herself.

Then she was reborn.

She returned to the age of twelve, before she had been assaulted and before she had encountered bullying at school.

Many years later, she became the youngest actress to win all three major awards. Surrounded by countless honors, a reporter interviewed her and called her the luckiest female star, saying she had stunned everyone from the moment she debuted and become an overnight sensation.

She only smiled.

Though she had once experienced despair and been covered in filth, in the end she stood clean and untainted beneath the sunlight.

The male leads look utterly despairing. "Su Ran, would it kill you to like me a little?"

Su Ran replies, earnestly, one word at a time, "Yes, it would."

Here's a recommendation for my completed draft, Miss Catfish. You can find it by clicking into my column.

And here's a recommendation for my friend's completed draft: Meng Yi 1, Raising a Wolfdog into a Movie Queen. If you're interested, look up the author's column and save it. It's expected to start in July.

Third-rate star Zhao Xuan falls in love with a man she cannot have and gives up her life in despair.

When she wakes again, she has become a scoundrel who ruined her own life through excessive promiscuity.

Princess Chaohua, who once had three thousand male consorts, smiles playfully. A playboy? She wants to see who is more skilled!

Torture scumbags, act, and flirt with actors: check.

A melodramatic, sweet romance. The male lead goes from a womanizer and wastrel to a big puppy. Give it a try if you're interested.