[New book: I Woke Up Married to My Former Professor is now available.
Popular carefree blogger x serious university professor. Light urban comedy / bickering enemies who fall in love / sweet romance. The story takes place after the heroine's graduation.]
Book blurb:
Gu Beifan had a mischievous, adorable young wife. The couple had been “loving” for a year, but one day the young woman heartlessly dumped him.
The man laughed in anger and said, “Fine.”
He always thought she'd come crying and apologizing sooner or later. That was until he saw the popular relationship blogger “Seven Boxes” at the “Most Valuable IP Adaptation of the Year” project.
“, My print book, Goodbye, Ex-Husband, is about to hit the shelves and will be available at all major bookstores! You won't lose out by buying it, and you won't get cheated. It's packed with useful advice...”
Half an hour later, #MyExHusband was trending.
And Teacher Qi He's #MyExHusband livestream was even more popular.
“There are currently 150,000 people watching. Thank you all for your support. Tonight's lucky viewer is...” Qi He looked up at the name in the middle of the screen and was so startled her voice trembled. “Mr. Gu...”
Next book: Winter Café Latte
On the day they first met, Yun Yang sat at a coffee shop table diagonally behind Xu Muhuai, animatedly telling her best friend about a drama.
Getting more and more into it, she decided to put on an improvised performance
Yun Yang raised her head and cried out in grief, “Boohoo, I failed again. That's so inhuman! I hope every math professor in the world goes bald, bald, completely bald!”
Even the passersby couldn't bear to watch her cringeworthy performance.
But just as her friend was about to call “Cut!”, Professor Xu from the mathematics department at A University tapped the corner of her table.
Later...
The young woman was cornered by Xu Muhuai and didn't dare look up.
Yun Yang tugged at his clothes and babbled, “Look at that lush green lawn outside. Doesn't it look like your thick hair?”
Xu Muhuai: “...Mrs. Xu, it's winter. There's nothing out there but bare ground.”
Theme:
In the very inexplicable Sweet Biscuit (￢_￢), it can be seen that the male protagonist has always had feelings for the female protagonist, but the newly married male protagonist travels on business all year round and meets four times a year. The slightly face-blind female protagonist cannot even remember what her husband looks like. Will you stop being busy after getting divorced? Do you have time to spend time with the heroine? This is too nonsense (-ι_-) Then the male protagonist's understanding of his own mistakes is just the straight male behavior of reading the female protagonist's Weibo and feeling that he failed to satisfy the female protagonist's girly heart? Isn't the most serious thing about failing to fulfill the husband's responsibilities? Not to mention that marriage doesn't matter, it's obvious that what the author means is that the male protagonist has a crush on the female protagonist from the beginning.
I did come here for the cookies, but if the heroine can have some backbone, it doesn't match the description at all (ー_ー)!!
So, just after getting married, the heroine was left a widow and only saw each other four times a year?????
Real!! Sweet from beginning to end! It's so sweet to me, my aunt laughed from beginning to end
Throw flowers! (I feel like the line about Qi He's sister who quietly mentioned it was not written later. It should be richer if I add it)
Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers
It's tied, ah ah, it's so sweet
Is this the end???????
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, hahahahahaha
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers