#Recommending my upcoming novel, Springtime. Check it out in my author collection, and please add it to your favorites!#
1.
Feng Han is a musical genius, the youngest-ever winner of the Golden Melody Award, and notoriously difficult to deal with. He's known as the little rock-and-roll madman.
One day, rumors emerge that Feng Han is engaged to the youngest daughter of the Wen family, who is said to have secretly loved him for years.
A tabloid reporter corners him by the back door of a bar and asks if it's true.
Leaning against his motorcycle and smoking, Feng Han says coolly, "I'm a musician. There's no reason for me to marry a deaf woman."
That night, the topic shoots to the top of the trending list:
#A toad from the capitalist class thinks he can eat swan meat. Wen Yang had it coming#
2.
At the end of the year, Feng Han holds a tour. The stage lights flash, and the fans below scream and cheer.
Only one girl sits quietly in the middle of the front row, always there. She wears a white sweater and a blue skirt, looks as gentle as an angel, and watches him with a smile.
Over the course of twenty-four concerts, Feng Han starts out keeping his composure. But later, every time he sees her, his heart pounds and he sings off-key.
At last, the little rock-and-roll madman learns what love at first sight feels like.
After the last concert, all Feng Han can think about is chasing her. Ignoring his manager's objections, he runs to stop her car and sees her get into a Maserati. The driver respectfully calls her Miss Wen.
That night, Feng Han learns from his older brother that Wen Yang's hearing has gotten worse, she's suffering from moderate depression, and she's preparing to go abroad for treatment.
Feng Han asks why. His brother says it's because of that online harassment.
3.
Feng Han, the once-famous superstar of the music world, suddenly quits the industry. The internet erupts. His final Weibo post is dated September 30.
It contains just four characters: Chasing My Wife Across Ten Thousand Miles.
4.
After five years without releasing an album, Feng Han makes a triumphant return with a free concert at the National Stadium. He sings just two songs, repeating them over and over, twenty-four times in total.
One is "Gentleness Sets Me Ablaze," the other, "Can You Hear Me?"
He sings them for his new wife, an internationally renowned counselor and public speaker.
The once-arrogant little rock-and-roll madman now smiles gently and tells his fans, "She is the person I will love most in this life. Her name is Wen Yang."
#A wife-chasing crematorium: What do I do when my wife's entire family hates me?#
#You set me ablaze with your gentleness, so I'll give you all the gentleness I have#
P.S.
1. This is a hell-level wife-chasing crematorium. He messes with the family's darling and gets the whole family coming after him. From Chapter 16 onward, the male lead suffers.
2. Happy ending, same male lead. He will undergo a complete transformation.
3. This novel opposes online harassment. The male lead will publicly apologize for his wrongdoing. The story will repeatedly address the harm caused by online harassment and promote positive values.
4. As the blurb makes clear, the male lead is a jerk at the beginning. If you can't accept that, don't click in just to make yourself angry.
5. Feel free to criticize or praise the content and setting, but please don't make it personal about the author. Thank you.
Blurb dated 04.09
Recommending my next upcoming novel, the modern-day sweet romance Springtime.
Su Yi is born into a wealthy family, but her father has never cared for her, and her mother has never loved her. Before she turns twenty-two, she never imagines she'll meet Sheng Tingchuan and find another kind of life.
The pride and joy of Shengshi Group, he exudes refined elegance and nobility from the depths of his soul. Even with a cigarette between his fingers, he seems to radiate springtime. Yet this man lowers himself to pursue her for a whole year in a way no girl could resist.
He spoils her and loves her. He bids three hundred million for a diamond just to celebrate her birthday. On the day he proposes, every billboard in S City is changed to display her picture.
Everyone says Su Yi is the happiest woman in the world, and, full of joy, she believes it too.
Until the night of their wedding, when Sheng Tingchuan gets drunk for the first time. Holding Su Yi in his arms, he gently traces the beauty mark at the corner of her eye all night, murmuring, "Mianmian, Mianmian..."
Lost in the happiness of her new marriage, Su Yi tries to convince herself that Sheng Tingchuan only misspoke because he was drunk.
Three months later, her older sister, Su Mian, comes home.
Only then does Su Yi understand why Sheng Tingchuan gave her the whole world but never once said, "I love you."
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At last seeing through this absurd substitute-wife deception, Su Yi leaves a divorce agreement and calmly walks away.
For the first month, Sheng Tingchuan goes about his work and social life as if nothing has happened.
In the second month, Sheng Tingchuan is still able to joke and laugh in business circles.
In the third month, Sheng Tingchuan can no longer keep up the act. After drinking himself senseless alone, he dials Su Yi's number, heartbroken, and asks in a hoarse voice, "Yiyi, how much longer are you going to torment me...?"
Later, the Sheng family's humiliation makes the front page of the evening paper.
Sheng Tingchuan, head of the Sheng family, abandons every last shred of dignity and kneels all night in the pouring rain outside the younger Miss Su's home, humbly begging her to remarry him.
Theme: Gentleness is the sharpest blade in the world
In what age, a man with such bad character and morals can still be a male protagonist. Discriminating against people with disabilities is something that even a normal-thinking person cannot do. What a disgusting character and plot.
Nowadays, anyone can be the male protagonist of anything, so don't consume disabled people, okay?
It's so immoral. If a reality star insulted a disabled person, he would have been scolded by passers-by. Moreover, the heroine likes him and will be bullied by the Internet. He is also criticized by the Internet for "transferring love to others". He is really a mother-in-law looking at her daughter-in-law - she is not a human being after all!
It's not like there are no deaf people who make music. Beethoven is a good example. And why would the heroine be with someone who bullied her online? Usually she would either hide away or want to beat him up. And as a public figure, the hero would directly say that the heroine is a deaf woman in front of the media. Isn't it too insulting?
It's such a vicious story, the heroine was violently raped online, but she was still able to have sex with this man.
It's such a rare concrete expression of sexual desire.
It's great, the heroine and the hero don't have to buy gas anymore after they get together
Well done [applause][dog head] It turns out that in the whole book, only the male protagonist and the people in his company are evil.
In real life, adult and reliable women will not answer calls from strangers or colleagues at 2 o'clock in the night. I hope everyone knows this.
You're right, Female Goose [Split] If he doesn't want to get married, he can resolve it privately. It's not up to others to lead online violence.
After Remarrying Her Ex-Husband
Spring
Back When My Husband Was Defeated
Dressed as the Evil Ex-Wife of the God of War Prince
Pampering
Everyone Who Abused Me Has Woken up (Rebirth)
After Marrying a Disabled Prince
The Reborn Mute Wife
My Scumbag Ex-Husband Dressed up as My Dog
Pear
The Little Mermaid's Sweet Daily Life
A Warm Life (Quick Transmigration)
In what age, a man with such bad character and morals can still be a male protagonist. Discriminating against people with disabilities is something that even a normal-thinking person cannot do. What a disgusting character and plot.
Nowadays, anyone can be the male protagonist of anything, so don't consume disabled people, okay?
It's so immoral. If a reality star insulted a disabled person, he would have been scolded by passers-by. Moreover, the heroine likes him and will be bullied by the Internet. He is also criticized by the Internet for "transferring love to others". He is really a mother-in-law looking at her daughter-in-law - she is not a human being after all!
It's not like there are no deaf people who make music. Beethoven is a good example. And why would the heroine be with someone who bullied her online? Usually she would either hide away or want to beat him up. And as a public figure, the hero would directly say that the heroine is a deaf woman in front of the media. Isn't it too insulting?
It's such a vicious story, the heroine was violently raped online, but she was still able to have sex with this man.
It's such a rare concrete expression of sexual desire.
It's great, the heroine and the hero don't have to buy gas anymore after they get together
Well done [applause][dog head] It turns out that in the whole book, only the male protagonist and the people in his company are evil.
In real life, adult and reliable women will not answer calls from strangers or colleagues at 2 o'clock in the night. I hope everyone knows this.
You're right, Female Goose [Split] If he doesn't want to get married, he can resolve it privately. It's not up to others to lead online violence.