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Coming soon: Fantasy romance, [Reborn as the Original Author's Dream Girl]
One-line premise: The original author falls for the heroine and writes the hero to his death.
Coming soon: Contemporary romance, [Dear, Carry Me in Your Arms]. Blurb below.
One-line premise: The years I taught Mr. Su how to flirt with me
>> How to read this novel:
1. Love at first sight, a campus romance that continues into married life.
2. Happy ending: the two end up together.
The afternoon Fang Tang fell in love at first sight, Li Mi smelled like sunshine. Romance, separation, an illegitimate child, reunion: after all its twists and turns, the story eventually reached the altar. Maybe that should have been enough. But there were always so many butterflies fluttering around Li Mi, leaving Fang Tang unable to find her place.
Perhaps marrying him was the best ending, but it was only the beginning of all her worries. Fate chose to forget. If amnesia could make her forget the part of her life with Li Mi, then it would make her forget everything.
"Fang Tang, can you hear me?" Li Mi shouted at the pitch-black sky.
"I can hear you." Fang Tang cupped her hands around her mouth and shouted back.
"Fang Tang, I love you!" he shouted even louder.
Her body stiffened. "Can you please stop saying things like that?"
Li Mi continued, "I love you. You love me too, don't you? Just say yes or no!"
Fang Tang said nothing.
"Are you Fang Tang?"
"Yes!"
Li Mi burst out laughing. You finally said you love me.
She clutched Li Mi and suddenly smiled with childlike innocence. "Good thing I never knew you before. Otherwise, I might have fallen in love with you."
Li Mi's tears streamed down his face, his throat painfully dry.
"Why are you crying? Cheer up, okay?" Fang Tang patted his head.
"All right. Fang Tang, will you marry me again? I'll give you a grand wedding."
Li Mi held her tightly. Her hand hovered in midair, then she agreed. "Okay."
◇◇ Ongoing fantasy romance, [Reborn as the Original Author's Dream Girl]
Happy ending >> One-line premise: The screenwriter falls for the heroine and writes the hero to his death.
Bai Mengmeng is not reborn into an ordinary book, but into the life-and-death ledger of a little nun. Yet just as Bai Mengmeng falls in love with the hero, the original author falls for the heroine and changes the script without permission, writing the original hero to his death... and taking the heroine into her arms, too.
Bai Mengmeng, reborn as the heroine: The hero is a total pervert, but he's kind of handsome.
The original hero, Ji Wusheng: A fox spirit is much better than a little nun.
Screenwriter Ling Luoyun: Hold on, the heroine is my precious treasure. You can die now, you pervert. Thanks.
◇◇◇◇ Coming soon: Contemporary romance, [Dear, Carry Me in Your Arms] ◇◇◇◇
Happy ending >> Blurb: The years I taught Mr. Su to flirt with me
Su Jack returns to the country and deliberately approaches Lan Di, the girl his parents arranged for him to marry. He never expected to actually fall in love with her.
Lan Di: "Mr. Su, stop flirting. It's so fake."
Mr. Su: "I'm supposed to be domineering. Oh, and keep the contract selling yourself to me safe."
Lan Di: "You don't even know how to propose. You're such a blockhead."
Mr. Su gets flirted with in return. Lan Di showers him with sweet affection every day, then suddenly decides to spice things up.
Lan Di: "Su, let's get divorced."
Mr. Su: "Okay."
Lan Di: "Aren't you going to coax me?"
Mr. Su: "I don't know how. How about you flirt with me instead?"
Lan Di sticks the contract back together. "Then I'll teach you for a few more years."
Theme:
Oh my god, I met another scumbag. I hate this kind of scumbag who can't handle things clearly. All the women are showing favor to you. The heroine is also stupid.
Congratulations on entering V, please wait for the next book.
Congratulations v. Come on, madam
Super nice. Looking forward to new articles.
Congratulations on the completion~~I love the heroine
The male protagonist doesn't have any obvious excessive behavior. I think the male protagonist is okay.
This paragraph restores what I looked like when I was in college.
Congratulations on the ending. It's great to have the male and female protagonists together.
Grandma's, office romance?
Come on! This scumbag is so annoying!