[Midnight Update / Upcoming: The Fashionable Young Aunt in a Period Novel, The Busy Daily Life of a Female Coroner: Please add them to your reading list]
Xie Qiong first met Zhao Weicheng at a matchmaking event for young single people working in the oil field.
At first, Xie Qiong didn't consider Zhao Weicheng. She had long heard that he was handsome and well-educated, but arrogant, overly particular about his clothes, and fond of fiddling with his camera. He wasted a lot of money on it every month and still had little saved. He was definitely not someone who knew how to live a sensible life.
Later, she met a few other potential matches. One had no opinions of his own and only listened to his parents, while another was too opinionated, domineering, and arbitrary.
Xie Qiong wasn't satisfied with any of them.
After one of her father's colleagues introduced them repeatedly, she finally met Zhao Weicheng.
Only then did she realize he wasn't as bad as the rumors made him out to be. On the contrary, he was quite impressive: perceptive and clever, considerate and polite, and someone who knew how to enjoy life. Unlike her, who was impulsive and brash, fiercely protective of her own, and spent all day doing housework and looking after her younger siblings because her mother had died young.
Their personalities complemented each other perfectly, and Zhao Weicheng treated her well, too. Xie Qiong was happy to marry him.
A new family was about to move into the residential buildings for the oil field research institute. Those in the know had already looked into them and learned they were a married couple, both children of oil field workers.
The woman was named Xie Qiong. She worked as an accountant at an oil production plant, had a sweet face and a prosperous look, and was said to be an excellent seamstress. She could make anything, from women's clothes to men's clothes, including difficult suits.
The man was named Zhao Weicheng. He worked at the geological institute, was young and promising, handsome and tall, but cold and arrogant, and looked down on people.
Everyone figured they should get along with Xie Qiong and keep their distance from Zhao Weicheng.
But when the couple moved in, everyone exclaimed that the rumors had been completely wrong!
Xie Qiong wasn't some gentle little sweetie. She was a fiery little pepper, bold in her actions and quick and decisive.
Zhao Weicheng wasn't a pretentious intellectual, either. He was actually talkative and fond of nagging, and quite warmhearted.
The young couple had completely different personalities and caused plenty of amusing incidents after moving in. In their family of three, the husband got promoted, the wife opened a shop, and their only child was both obedient and clever.
Reader note: The setting is fictional, everyone is a native of this world, and there are no golden fingers. This is a sweet, everyday family story.
Upcoming novel blurb: Ge Mingzhu transmigrates into a book and becomes the youngest daughter of the Ge family.
Born by accident when her parents were already middle-aged, she is only five years older than her eldest nephew, Ge Ruiming.
Ge Ruiming is the devoted second male lead in the book: gentle and determined, successful in his career, and written with all the makings of a male lead. But at crucial moments, he's always one step behind the domineering male lead, and his story ends tragically.
Ge Mingzhu looks at her nephew in the courtyard, wearing oversized shorts that don't fit, one foot resting on a brick as he brushes his teeth with carefree abandon. He's a silly kid, grinning and showing off a mouthful of white teeth.
Where's that refined, noble second male lead they promised?
Ge Mingzhu: Him?
Many years later, tech tycoon Ge Ruiming is interviewed by a reporter. When asked who his idol is, he names Ge Mingzhu without hesitation. "My little aunt is the most action-oriented person I've ever met, and she has the sharpest eye. She was the first person in our compound to go into business."
"When I was little, she often gave me spending money and took me out to see the world. I just never understood why she kept making me watch tragic movies about devoted lovers who were betrayed."
Ge Mingzhu, who has long since achieved financial freedom, silently shakes her head. "I put a lot of thought into it."
Theme: Keep your feet on the ground and work hard.
The process of starting a business seems a bit simple to write down.
This is the first time I met an author who talked about his income [laughing and crying]. Now there is an audience for daily readers. There is no need to write cool articles. A smooth life is a cool article.
The daily life of raising a child between 70 and 70 people was pretty good, but now I can write it longer and it ends too suddenly. Is it because the results of this article are not good?
There's a lot written in the book about dual-career people, but I'm actually not good at emotional dramas and raising children, so I can just brush it off in one go. I think it's also very interesting to write about the case. I also read the book about dual-career work, so cheers [Rainbow Fart]
It feels like the end is coming when written in big letters [laughing and crying]
It feels like it took me a year to write one chapter [holding my chin]
I really don't know when the tightening of regulations will be enforced.
After reading the author's summary, if nothing else, I feel that the title of this article limits the author's content, and it doesn't seem to have a strong sense of a fierce wife and spoiled husband, so there is no need to limit it to this. It does feel like an anticlimax.
The last two chapters are not like writing a novel at all, they are just like a random explanation [laughing and crying] Is this how the author treats his poorly written essays?
I feel like the writing is too brief. It could be more enriched. I'll finish it later.
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The process of starting a business seems a bit simple to write down.
This is the first time I met an author who talked about his income [laughing and crying]. Now there is an audience for daily readers. There is no need to write cool articles. A smooth life is a cool article.
The daily life of raising a child between 70 and 70 people was pretty good, but now I can write it longer and it ends too suddenly. Is it because the results of this article are not good?
There's a lot written in the book about dual-career people, but I'm actually not good at emotional dramas and raising children, so I can just brush it off in one go. I think it's also very interesting to write about the case. I also read the book about dual-career work, so cheers [Rainbow Fart]
It feels like the end is coming when written in big letters [laughing and crying]
It feels like it took me a year to write one chapter [holding my chin]
I really don't know when the tightening of regulations will be enforced.
After reading the author's summary, if nothing else, I feel that the title of this article limits the author's content, and it doesn't seem to have a strong sense of a fierce wife and spoiled husband, so there is no need to limit it to this. It does feel like an anticlimax.
The last two chapters are not like writing a novel at all, they are just like a random explanation [laughing and crying] Is this how the author treats his poorly written essays?
I feel like the writing is too brief. It could be more enriched. I'll finish it later.