Next up: "The Light in His Eyes", the love story of the male lead's older brother, Jian Tuo. You can add it to your library from my author page.
"Stars in His Eyes" is now in print and available from Taobao, Tmall, JD.com, Dangdang, and major bookstores.
Blurb 1:
Lu Fanxing, who can think of nothing but starting a business and making money, wants to open an art studio.
These days, handsome men are big business.
She wants to lure all the handsome guys at school into her studio and have them model for their fangirls. The biggest problem facing her now is:
How can she persuade the most handsome man on campus, her ex-boyfriend Jian Zhen, who is utterly cold to her, to willingly take off his shirt in front of his fangirls?
Blurb 2:
After becoming Jian Zhen's girlfriend, Lu Fanxing spends every day waiting for him to dump her.
One day, she finally gets her wish.
She thinks life will be peaceful now, but her ex-boyfriend becomes even more of a nuisance.
He parades other women in front of her all day.
When he sees her eating with a man, he makes sarcastic remarks.
What does that mean?
Jian Zhen: "It means I regret breaking up with you so much my guts have turned green."
Next up: "The Light in His Eyes", the story of her scheming older brother, Jian Tuo.
Blurb 1:
Ye Liuguang, a college student working her way through school, has been corresponding with her sponsor.
She calls him "Uncle Longlegs."
Uncle Longlegs seems like a respectable, conservative middle-aged man. In every letter, he urges her to study hard and not start dating too young.
One day, Liuguang learns that Uncle Longlegs has been in a car accident.
Wanting to repay his kindness, she applies for a job as his personal caregiver.
The first thing he says when they meet nearly makes her faint.
"The first seven caregivers quit because I got handsy. Little girl, do you want to be number eight?"
Every day, Liuguang matches wits with this somewhat indecent, handsome older man.
She thinks that, as a medical student, she's become immune to handsome men.
Until he takes off his shirt.
"Little girl, how are you going to clean my wound with your eyes closed?"
"The cotton swab touched my lips. What, are you trying to kiss me?"
Blurb 2:
Jian Tuo's greatest pleasure while recovering is picking on the little nurse beside him.
"Mr. Jian, have you ever thought about what your future Mrs. Jian will be like?"
"Beautiful, tall, great figure, intelligent, from a good family, well-educated." Jian Tuo glances at the little nurse and twists the knife. "In short, she has to have everything you don't."
Later, the little nurse gets driven away by his insults.
Later still.
General Manager Jian probably never imagined that one day he would become a shameless simp, driving to the university where the little nurse studies as soon as he gets off work, just to bump into her.
Jian Tuo: Little Guangguang, what are you looking for in a future boyfriend?
Ye Liuguang: Not much. Just someone who's nothing like Mr. Jian.
Jian Tuo: I thought she was a fleeting light in my life, never knowing how desperately I wanted her to shine on me forever.
Older man vs. young woman, ten-year age gap, secret crush in the first half, groveling to win her back in the second. A story in the "Stars in His Eyes" series, starring the incredibly handsome older brother, Jian Tuo.
Weibo: Guan Jiujiu
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Did I make something wrong, Jian Tuo and Liu Xiangyang here? What about the next version of Jian Tuoye Liuguang?
After reading it, some of the heroine's actions were really selfish and rude. I was very angry after watching it. There were also a lot of bugs. But the plot is okay. The male protagonist is not perfect but not bad. Putting aside the shortcomings, the ups and downs of the relationship between the two are quite fascinating. However, the ending is too hasty. There are many things left unexplained for the male and female partners, and it feels like it has stopped suddenly. . .
I feel like I haven't seen it. . . .
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, it's over so soon, I still want to watch the extras
Is this the end? The story doesn't start well at the beginning, but it will be better if it starts playing with friends later on. When he starts acting like a friend, Jian Gou exudes his charisma. I read "Let's Dance" many years ago and have been following the author for a long time. I haven't written anything for a long time.
You ask me how deeply I love you, it represents my heart
There are still two chapters about car accidents, it's so bloody
It feels like watching the ending in fast forward.
Didn't you say you wanted to write a side story about Brother Jian? The ending is a bit rushed
It's beautiful, I really like how the male and female protagonists fight against each other.