Springtime for the Lovelorn

Blurb One: In her previous life, Qiu Chixi was an unapologetic, perpetually single woman, 24-karat pure gold with diamonds on top. She was beautiful, rich, and talented. Unfortunately, she had poor social skills. She stayed single for thirty years, never even holding a boy’s hand, and eventually died unhappy. But it seemed the heavens thought she’d died too soon, and hadn’t spent enough time single, so they gave her a chance to start over. This time, Qiu Chixi decides to shake off her single-dog status early, preferably by starting with a young romance! Blurb Two: Rumor has it that school bully Qiu Chixi makes a habit of picking on the weak and is guilty of every kind of wrongdoing. They say that out of eight classes a day, she sleeps through four and skips the other four. Yet this school bully has ranked at the top of No. 1 High School for years, and, even worse, she has a boyfriend! The result: all the single students at No. 1 High School weep tears of envy. Check out the new story Cross-Casting: Blurb One: Jiang Ye, an actress from the nineteenth tier, accidentally likes a Weibo post by a hater of singing god Zhong Chijin. Zhong Chijin’s fans flood the internet: They’re going to see for themselves just how good this person is, claiming their idol can’t act. But as they keep criticizing her, the fans suddenly realize… they’re getting kind of hooked. This woman’s acting is ridiculously good. Whatever she plays, she becomes. As the fans hesitate between defending their idol’s reputation and becoming this woman’s fans, their idol posts and makes the choice for them. Zhong Chijin: Thanks, everyone. We’ve registered our marriage @Jiang Ye Blurb Two: Jiang Ye has done everything for the sake of acting. While others play corpses, she’s out there playing old men, migrant workers, and all sorts of roles… As the saying goes, walk someone else’s road and leave them nowhere to go. Jiang Ye puts the saying into practice, winning the Best Supporting Actor award as a female actress. After the ceremony, a reporter asks how she feels. Jiang Ye smiles faintly: You’re too kind. Theme: