Want Some Lemons?

Yi Guru is a pampered young master who falls for Cheng Yue at first sight after spotting him in the neighboring class.

On his way home from school, he sees Cheng Yue with bruises on his face and hurriedly tells the driver to stop. But when he gets in front of him, he stammers, unable to think of what to say.

On impulse, he pulls a wad of cash from his wallet. "Um... here, take this!"

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Cheng Yue's parents are both dead, and he supports himself with part-time jobs. Once Yi Gulu finds out, he always rushes to pay for everything.

Then he meets Cheng Yue's maternal grandparents, famous jewelry tycoons in Rongcheng. Cheng Yue is their only grandson.

"Oh, he doesn't want to be rich."

Yi Gulu: "…"

The essence of humanity = flaking out + the law of delicious hypocrisy + being a jealous lemon.

Friend, want a lemon?

One-line summary: What is studying? Doesn't exist.

Featuring a cat overlord

The cover has to look good

Please add my new story, Reemployment for Broken Characters, to your reading list.

Blurb:

Ye Yang is a keyboard warrior who often writes characters out of character and gives his stories bad endings.

One day, he finds himself in a small town where all the residents are characters of his whose personalities have gone off the rails. To return to the real world, he has to win them over.

The Icy School Prince Is So Cold

- The cold, heartless school prince sobs online: "Yangyang, they bullied me, and they won't even let me tell you..."

Playful Daddy Runs Away with the Baby

- The domineering CEO turns into Scrooge: "You used my card again? What did you buy this time? Baby formula? Just breastfeed the baby. You're wasting money."

What If Turkey Weren't Romantic

- The melancholy, devoted male lead turns dark and twisted: "Ye Yang, no matter how you refuse me, I'm taking you with me. Even if you die, I'll take your ashes to Turkey."

Night Bus (NP)

- Ye Yang roars: "What the hell! Every damn top turned into a bottom, and now they're taking turns having their way with me!"

Think you can get away with a bad ending or abandoning your story?

No, no, no.

When characters go off the rails, they get reemployed.

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