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My next novel, A Good Horse Wants to Return to Its Old Patch of Grass [Entertainment Industry], will start updating on July 9 at 11:30 a.m. Updates daily. Please add it to your favorites! Sending hearts by hand~
Su Jue has lived for thirty years.
Cai Xiuyuan has occupied her heart for twenty of them.
Then one day, she sees the news and learns that the dazzling man who once seemed to shine from within has become a walking ATM!
Reborn, Su Jue meets her childhood sweetheart again,
and their tangled fate continues...
Cai Xiuyuan crouches beside a pit,
looking down at Su Jue, who has fallen in.
His eyes full of concern, he says:
"Is this pit deep? I dug it especially for you."
The drama queen heroine vs. the scheming hero
This novel is also known as The Sweet Daily Life of the Su-Cai Couple.
The blurb is a bit of a mess, but this is a playful little romance about someone who tries to flirt and gets played instead~ Happy ending, so come on in~
[Warning: Lots of sugar, but also a few shards of glass. The author is an idiot with no sense of logic, a huge imagination, and a tendency to go off the rails.]
My next fluffy breakup-and-reconciliation story, A Good Horse Wants to Return to Its Old Patch of Grass [Entertainment Industry], will start updating on July 9 at 11:30 a.m. Click here to pre-save it:
Preview:
Qu Mo, a brilliant, sharp-tongued hacker who regrets the breakup one second later, reunites with her first love!
She secretly wants to get back together, but she has to stay rational (and pretend not to care)!
That sleazebag just touched her waist?
Hack his company homepage!
That actor is really getting into his role, huh?
Become a hater and take over his official announcement server!
The haters are starting to fantasize again?
I'll track down your IP and make your life hell!
Her many admirers: Boss, what happened to staying calm?
Qu Mo shrugs: It's not my fault. The computer made the first move.
(I'm so mad, but I can't let them see it!)
Xi Jin pats her head: Good girl! Let's not make a fuss!
Fair-skinned, gorgeous, long-legged actress with an icy demeanor VS. handsome, rich, arrogant hacker boss who's a jealous type
A sweet little story about a jealous hacker who wants to get back together
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Theme:
This contract can only be written by a primary school student... This kind of clause has no legal effect at all...
That fiancée has no follow-up? ?
Is there any extra story about her past life?
But I still like Xiaoge more
It's also very hard for the heroine to fall in love with the hero
I like the heroine's character very much. She has very upright views and is daring to act. She has always been persistent in the early stages. In the urban chapter, although she was subjected to various unreasonable demands and flirtations after meeting the male protagonist, she rationally refused and kept her distance when she knew that the male protagonist had a fiancée. On the contrary, the male protagonist in this article is quite disappointing. I won't mention it in my previous life. After his rebirth, the male protagonist has always had an attitude of "I can control my feelings, I won't fall in love with you" when dealing with the female protagonist. Even though he already likes the female protagonist, he still convinces himself in his heart that I don't like her that much. So in the end the hero left. Later, the male protagonist returned to China and brought a fiancée with him, which was really disappointing. He had obviously promised the heroine to wait for her to come back, but it turned out that he had a fiancée. No matter what the reason was, his tricks were real. What he hates the most is not this, but the fact that he tied the heroine to him with nonsensical and overbearing terms without explaining it to him. On the other hand, he acted with his fiancée. He was really using the heroine to stimulate and defeat his fiancée. I never said how much I liked the heroine before, it was always the heroine who took the initiative. Later, when he came back, he kept teasing the heroine on the pretext that he had a fiancée. Fortunately, the heroine was very sensible from the beginning and told him clearly, otherwise she would really not be able to stand it. The male protagonist's personality changes too quickly in the finale, and he seems to dote on his wife in the extra story, but overall, the male protagonist's personality is quite strange. I personally think that the role of the male protagonist is not very good, not affectionate enough, and not dedicated enough. At least it's really quite bloody when it comes to making fun of people. If the female protagonist really likes him, how should he get rid of her?
Why didn't you write about your past life in the end?
Is there no follow-up to the one who escaped from marriage?
Oh... It will end tomorrow... I... Haven't seen enough...
Ah ah ah ah ah I don't want to eat glass shards, don't eat it
This contract can only be written by a primary school student... This kind of clause has no legal effect at all...
That fiancée has no follow-up? ?
Is there any extra story about her past life?
But I still like Xiaoge more
It's also very hard for the heroine to fall in love with the hero
I like the heroine's character very much. She has very upright views and is daring to act. She has always been persistent in the early stages. In the urban chapter, although she was subjected to various unreasonable demands and flirtations after meeting the male protagonist, she rationally refused and kept her distance when she knew that the male protagonist had a fiancée. On the contrary, the male protagonist in this article is quite disappointing. I won't mention it in my previous life. After his rebirth, the male protagonist has always had an attitude of "I can control my feelings, I won't fall in love with you" when dealing with the female protagonist. Even though he already likes the female protagonist, he still convinces himself in his heart that I don't like her that much. So in the end the hero left. Later, the male protagonist returned to China and brought a fiancée with him, which was really disappointing. He had obviously promised the heroine to wait for her to come back, but it turned out that he had a fiancée. No matter what the reason was, his tricks were real. What he hates the most is not this, but the fact that he tied the heroine to him with nonsensical and overbearing terms without explaining it to him. On the other hand, he acted with his fiancée. He was really using the heroine to stimulate and defeat his fiancée. I never said how much I liked the heroine before, it was always the heroine who took the initiative. Later, when he came back, he kept teasing the heroine on the pretext that he had a fiancée. Fortunately, the heroine was very sensible from the beginning and told him clearly, otherwise she would really not be able to stand it. The male protagonist's personality changes too quickly in the finale, and he seems to dote on his wife in the extra story, but overall, the male protagonist's personality is quite strange. I personally think that the role of the male protagonist is not very good, not affectionate enough, and not dedicated enough. At least it's really quite bloody when it comes to making fun of people. If the female protagonist really likes him, how should he get rid of her?
Why didn't you write about your past life in the end?
Is there no follow-up to the one who escaped from marriage?
Oh... It will end tomorrow... I... Haven't seen enough...
Ah ah ah ah ah I don't want to eat glass shards, don't eat it