Gu Shizhuo, a rising star, always thought that in her boss Cen Peixi's eyes, she was nothing but a troublemaker. She never expected this:
Cen Peixi: Shizhuo is very easygoing in private and humble. I think she is excellent both in terms of her public image and her professionalism as an artist.
Cen Peixi, a workaholic, always thought that in Gu Shizhuo's eyes, she was a conscientious and responsible boss. In reality, though:
Gu Shizhuo: That old lady sure likes to stick her nose into everything!
---A little skit---
Later on:
Thanks to the program crew's dogged efforts, a talk show finally managed to invite the newly crowned Best Actress, despite her busy schedule, along with the boss who had recognized her talent and also served as her agent.
In the studio, the host, eager to stir things up, once again asked what the two thought of each other now that they knew each other so well.
Cen Peixi, whose public persona was gentle and gracious, smiled warmly: Adorably helpless.
Gu Shizhuo, whose public persona was cool and commanding, gritted her teeth: A wolf in sheep's clothing!
The host maintained an awkward but polite smile: That's great.
In reality, the host was already screaming inwardly: ??? Did I ask the wrong question, or did I just stumble upon a juicy revelation?
Please note:
1. This is a fictional setting. A few product details are inspired by real life, but please don't associate it directly with any particular era.
2. The characters are not based on real people.
3. There are many authorial liberties, all in service of the story.
Coming soon, to be published first:
Modern alternate universe, You're Not Sweet at All
Wen Qinghuai has a childhood friend who is two years younger than her.
The younger girl is cute as a button, and when she smiles, she gets two little dimples. She's like the milk candy Wen Qinghuai secretly keeps in her pocket, soft and sweet.
Then the childhood friend grew up, and Wen Qinghuai got a cavity.
The grown-up childhood friend is sharp-tongued and always has to one-up her. She's nothing like the sweet little candy she used to be. Her lips are practically covered in thorns, and she spends all day chattering at Wen Qinghuai, calling her "senior."
The sharp sounds of her words make not only Wen Qinghuai's teeth ache, but her mouth too. So she decides to keep her distance for the sake of peace.
Wen Qinghuai can't accept it: How did such an adorable little girl turn out so crooked as she grew up?
Life is long. You are the sight that makes me stop in my tracks. I want to become the joy that never fades for you.
* Childhood friends, bickering sweethearts
(Manuscript in progress, 15% complete)
Reader's guide:
1. This is a modern alternate-universe setting. A few products may be inspired by the present day.
2. The leads reunite after a long separation, so there may be quite a few flashbacks.
3. The author's experience is limited, so some details about the characters' professions and job duties may be inaccurate. Please don't scrutinize them too closely.
4. There are many authorial liberties, all in service of the story. Please be kind.
5. Lighthearted and sweet, with a happy ending.
The next book, to be published later:
Historical alternate-universe coming-of-age travel story, A Young Wanderer
Blurb:
Locked away behind deep courtyards and high walls, I read idle books a hundred times, growing more troubled with every rereading.
The poor fret over the hardships of making ends meet, while the rich complain that fine food is too greasy.
If only I could grow wings like the great roc and roam the world for a few years.
May I freely pursue love and vengeance in the jianghu, and enjoy the carefree life of a young wanderer.
The finest years of Qin Huai's life only began to shine when she met Wu Gui.
That year, Wu Gui tugged at her trouser leg. "Hey, look, I'm dizzy. How could you bear to leave me here all alone in the middle of nowhere?"
That year, Wu Gui reached out to her. "It's all right if you don't have wings. Why shouldn't I give you a pair?"
From then on, the sea was wide enough for fish to leap, and the sky high enough for birds to fly.
If this sounds interesting, please add it to your library. Thanks for your support, and lots of love!
Theme:
It's very well written. I want a sequel to Niuniwaiwai.
Oops, here I go, after so many years, I finally read an article that I haven't read before. I was a little confused when I finished reading a chapter. I can't remember what was said in the beginning of the article. Emmmmmmm, I have to read it again. It's a waste of time to read new articles.
It ended so suddenly that I wanted to see the daily life of Wai Wai Ni Ni. The author is very serious in following the plot, but the plot is so clunky QAQ
This story is too tender, right?
Gu Shizuo's character really makes people speechless.
It's good, but I haven't seen enough. I hope I can write more.
W City No. 1 Middle School... Our city (Wuhan) No. 1 Middle School also had an incident due to a campus bully. The No. 1 Middle School suppressed it, but the photos were still circulated among high schools in the city (without coding, I almost vomited when I saw it). A female student (some said she was the one being bullied, others said the bully was retaliated) was pierced to death by a steel bar, and then she was pushed down from the building and her brains came out.
I must write a side story. Qi Huan will give it a little bit. Please watch it.
The ending is good, but my heart is empty. The thought I was looking forward to renewing every day suddenly disappeared. Why do I feel sad? . . .
Why did it end so suddenly... It feels like it's not enough