Currently updating: Why Not Be Brothers? Pseudo-incest / love rivalry battle royale
Blurb 1:
Shen Yu was cool and aloof, a genius student with a bright future ahead.
Then one day, a back injury left him utterly ruined.
He planned to tough it out with sheer willpower, but one day he fell in a grove and met the rich heiress Sang Miao.
Her family was loaded, she was straightforward, her thought process was unconventional, and most importantly, she was totally into his act!
He pretended he couldn't stand, and without a second thought, she took him home.
He leaned weakly in his wheelchair, and she took charge of driving him around and even bought him the most expensive care bed.
He acted cute, and she held him tight, covering his face and body with kisses.
Shen Yu: ...This isn't how I imagined it.
-- Even more unexpected, he found himself growing fonder and fonder of being spoiled by her.
How could he be paralyzed and somehow living an even more comfortable life than before?!
Blurb 2:
Shen Yu: After I became paralyzed, the heiress took me home and spoiled me. So how did she get more and more hooked on spoiling me?
A crazy, flirtatious beauty VS a rich, forthright heiress
[Indulgent romance | Flirtatious mind games | A sickly beauty]
Why Not Be Brothers?
Blurb:
Shen Qichi was a girl raised by the gentle autumn breezes of Beiping. She rode her bicycle after the sunset, laughing as she said, "Forty-nine seconds. That's all it takes me to catch up to it."
She grew up surrounded by warm love, with kind parents and a bright world.
Until a bone marrow match brought a frail "older brother" into her life.
He was a shadow illuminated by the light, yet afraid to come too close.
Lu Yuchen was diagnosed with leukemia at sixteen and saved by Shen Qichi's bone marrow.
But from then on, he knew he wasn't a child of the Lu family.
She was the family's real daughter.
She stayed in her old home from Monday to Friday, and on weekends she called him "big brother."
From the very beginning, he knew this familial bond was only borrowed.
She didn't resent him, but he loved her.
Shen Qichi had never begrudged this fake heir who had "stolen" her parents' love. She even felt that she had stolen his life.
She treated him as her older brother, gentle and considerate, never holding back.
But he had fallen deeply in love with her long ago, his desire hidden behind every "big brother."
Love and identity: an impossible conflict.
She loved her parents, her game design, the sunset at the end of the alley, and even the partner who stood by her side as they developed a game together.
He was consumed by jealousy, but could only stand by as her "big brother."
When she went abroad to study, he followed her overseas, smiling as he said, "Your big brother's here to see you," yet every night in his dreams, he kissed her and tore her apart.
She thought he had moved on.
But when he got drunk, he broke down and demanded, "Your name is Qichi, but you never stay in my world for even a moment longer."
She was betrayed by her lover, only to be saved by the very man who betrayed her, at the cost of his life.
She returned home with his keepsakes, both to repay her debt and to put an end to it.
But he thought she still loved that man.
Consumed by jealousy, he finally asked, eyes red,
"You love Mom and Dad, you love your career, and you even like the man who betrayed you more than me. Do you hate me that much, your fake big brother?"
[Your name is carved into my bones and blood, yet I can only love you as your older brother.]
A sunny, real heiress x a frail, fake heir
[Pseudo-incest | Love rivalry battle royale]
Completed: Neon Crossings
Theme: There is always hope for the future
Even though I knew this might be the best choice, I still cried so hard.
The writing is novice, and the characters' language and behavioral reactions lack logic. The male protagonist's design is difficult to comment on. It always feels like a rich girl's pretty face, which overly beautifies the pain of a paralyzed patient and completely fails to reflect the psychological changes of the male protagonist. The heroine is also portrayed relatively flat. The characters in the article use the words "XX, don't you think xxx" too many times in their dialogues? There is basically a chapter where the heroine uses this kind of language throughout, which is a bit boring to read.
The writing style is a bit childish, and no matter which university students will care about the emotional problems of influential figures on the forum all day long, this forum appears too frequently, and it feels like I am lazy because I can't write the dialogue of the characters. Moreover, the male and female protagonists often say repetitive words over and over in their dialogues.
Very happy but still too happy to cry. Precisely because they are so happy, the person left behind will be braver and full of love, but also less adaptable, right?
Oh my god, I cried so much 😭 😭 😭
Woohoo, the love between Professor Shen and Sang Miao is really touching. But respect Professor Shen's choice. No matter where you are, Sang Miao will always love you. I hope Professor Shen can be healthy and happy in the next life.
Even though I knew this might be the best choice, I still cried so hard.
The writing is novice, and the characters' language and behavioral reactions lack logic. The male protagonist's design is difficult to comment on. It always feels like a rich girl's pretty face, which overly beautifies the pain of a paralyzed patient and completely fails to reflect the psychological changes of the male protagonist. The heroine is also portrayed relatively flat. The characters in the article use the words "XX, don't you think xxx" too many times in their dialogues? There is basically a chapter where the heroine uses this kind of language throughout, which is a bit boring to read.
The writing style is a bit childish, and no matter which university students will care about the emotional problems of influential figures on the forum all day long, this forum appears too frequently, and it feels like I am lazy because I can't write the dialogue of the characters. Moreover, the male and female protagonists often say repetitive words over and over in their dialogues.
Very happy but still too happy to cry. Precisely because they are so happy, the person left behind will be braver and full of love, but also less adaptable, right?
Oh my god, I cried so much 😭 😭 😭
Woohoo, the love between Professor Shen and Sang Miao is really touching. But respect Professor Shen's choice. No matter where you are, Sang Miao will always love you. I hope Professor Shen can be healthy and happy in the next life.
Dr. Shen's style really pokes me! ! ! Looks good! ! ! ! ❤️❤️❤️
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The author is great, I love you, I can write well and I love to read [Purple Sugar] kswl 🤩 [Let me be healthy]
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