Female lead's blurb: An inspirational story about a food critic who dreams of becoming a journalist and keeps going further down the path of courting disaster.
Male lead's blurb: The growth story of a cool, aloof surgeon who goes from being clueless about romance to indulging his wife in every way after a shameless woman latches onto him.
Official blurb:
In the darkness, Chi Wen gently cupped Chengcheng's face and reverently kissed her forehead.
In his hands was the girl he loved, a glimmer of light he'd been lucky enough to find in the long, endless night.
We're all trying to become the people we want to be.
Even amid the city's clamor, someone is always striving to raise their head and gaze at the stars.
A mischievous, adorable, troublemaking young reporter × a celibate, taciturn, highly intelligent doctor who occasionally breaks character
Sweet and substantial, with drama and a plot,
All readers are welcome!
(I'm terrible at naming things and writing blurbs, so just read the story, okay? orz)
I'm a brand-new writer, and I hope you'll show me lots of support. Please adopt me and add this to your collection!
Reader's guide:
1. The female lead grows over the course of the story, and changes a little between the beginning and end.
2. The plot touches on some social issues.
3. This isn't purely a light, sweet, fluffy story.
4. Even if I die, I promise this will have a happy ending!
Ah ha ha ha ha Come on, Dr. Chi, who is so humorous
The male and female protagonists match each other?
Sahua, I have never experienced scalpers, but this piece of writing is really wonderful~
The second chapter has made great progress. The scenes are connected smoothly and there are conflicts in the chapters. As long as you keep writing, you will definitely gain something. A little advice: Revise the copy (control it within four or five sentences, no English required) Refine Chapter 1 The principle of modification is "show, don't explain" (Personally, I think the heroine's profession is relatively novel and attractive, and it feels ambitious and detailed. I suggest that it be reflected in the copywriting. I think this will be an attractive point among all the pure sweet novels. But I'm not sure that other people will like it.) Come on! ~
Doctor? In addition, there are too many explanatory things in the first chapter, which slows down the pace.