The CEO's Acting Skills Are Off the Charts

Blurb:

One day, Ran Jing couldn't resist posting on a well-known forum. The title was: "818: My CEO Is So Stingy, It's Unreal."

On business trips, he's so cheap he only books one room. Two grown men squeezing into one bed is one thing, but why insist on sharing a cup of coffee? What kind of bizarre move is that?

CEO, I don't like coffee, and I can afford a cup of my own.

Forum replies: YOOOOO~ OP, there's a bar of soap by your feet~

Ran Jing: I'm totally straight, and the CEO is straight as a steel beam. Thanks.

In the end, Ran Jing rubbed his sore waist and replied with a stony face: What the hell, my face is swollen from getting slapped. Picking up the soap kind of hurts too _(:з"∠)_

Guan Lingzhou: I'll hold back next time.

A serious-faced CEO who pretends to be broke to flirt with a guy x a cool, quiet, gaming-obsessed receiver

A little self-promotion: My next novel is coming up, "I Just Want to Date You." Blurb:

Lin Ling is the most celebrated violinist in China in the past decade, hailed as a god born for the violin. But just as his future is looking bright, the god, not yet twenty-one, suddenly announces that he is giving up the violin, leaving everyone stunned. For the next few years, Lin Ling really does vanish without a trace, disappearing from the public eye.

Until one day, a netizen posts a video online with the caption: Friends... come take a look. Is the person playing violin in this underground passage our God Lin?!

At that moment, Lin Ling gazes eagerly at Shang Mu. "I've played the violin too. Can I date you now?"

Shang Mu hands Lin Ling the violin, his expression serious. "We agreed: first date the violin, then date each other."

Lin Ling: So unfair. I don't want to date the violin, I just want to date you.

A singer who is crazily in love with the receiver's violin playing x a former child prodigy violinist who only wants romance now

Please add it to your collection! I fill my story holes super fast! My author page also has lots of completed novels. Why not take a look?

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