[The first book I wrote. It's pretty immature, so I don't really recommend it.]
Jiang Nian read a wildly unpredictable power fantasy aimed at men. In the middle and later parts of the story, the male lead grew dark, violent, twisted, and broken, living like a villain.
Then she transmigrated into the role of a disposable character who bullied the male lead every day in high school and would eventually be driven by him to jump off a building and die.
Looking at the male lead, whose temple was bleeding after she'd just beaten him up,
Jiang Nian: Is it too late for me to run?
That day, beneath the wall, Nan Chen saw Jiang Nian brace her hands against it and vault over. The smile on the girl's face was brighter than the most radiant sunlight.
A god was smiling at him.
[Reader's Notes]:
1. The male lead is genuinely insane.
2. A simple, fluffy story.
3. Fifty percent of the chapters are protected against piracy. If you haven't bought enough chapters to meet the required ratio, you'll have to wait 24 hours to read them.
Upcoming Novel: "Dear Paranoid Lover"
1.
Sang Nuan first met Xie Yan at a film studio. She'd just finished shooting an underwater scene and was climbing out in a sorry state when she looked up and saw Xie Yan's gentle eyes.
The youngest Best Actor draped a long, deep-black down coat over her shoulders.
Sang Nuan thought of a saying: A gentleman, refined and dignified, gentle as jade.
She didn't know that night after night, this man had called her name, torn up her photos, then gently pieced them back together.
2.
Someone spotted the two simple English letters, SN, tattooed on Xie Yan's chest and asked him what they meant.
Xie Yan buttoned his shirt collar and simply said, "The recklessness of youth."
They thought youthful recklessness meant being immature and trying too hard to look cool.
But Xie Yan's youthful recklessness was this: deep in the night, in a tattoo parlor playing old movies, he watched a girl on a little screen, her eyes seeming to hold a sky full of stars.
And he had her name engraved on his chest.
3.
Everyone in the entertainment industry knew that Xie Yan was the gentlest male star around.
But no one had ever seen him backstage at an awards ceremony, clutching her hand and trapping her in the small space of his embrace. His eyes were rimmed with red, filled with the most frenzied, obsessive love, while his lips curved in a gentle smile.
He said to Sang Nuan, "Sang Nuan, please love me."
I carved your name into my heart.
Every feeling I've ever had about love belongs to you.
Theme:
I have read all the other articles, so let's take a look at the first article! It's still a familiar tone, but I feel that Jiang Nian is a bit more lively than the heroines in other stories, while the male protagonist is still paranoid and gentle. I really like DaDa's articles, I like every one of them! Forgive me for urging Xiao Fuhuan and Mu Qing in this article. Their progress is too slow! But I still like the light taste!
Tao Tao's heart must have collapsed when she saw Jiang Nian and Nan Chen... Jiang Nian's personality is very suitable for Nan Chen! They're all the kind who won't let go.
I want to read Tao Tao's story
Ahhh, it's quite miserable, but do they want to be together like this forever? Relying on the female protagonist's distress to accommodate the male protagonist's perversion? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh no malice, just a question, it was pretty good looking but why did it just disappear?
Wow, after seeing so many people who have been cured, there are finally those who have not been cured.
Why! It's beautiful but also painful.
Dad, what happened to Tao Tao?
It feels a bit unfinished. Can you write more?
It felt like the ending was a bit unexpected. What impressed me the most was that the male protagonist still didn't feel safe because of the female protagonist. However, I really like the characters of both the male and female protagonists because they are so well described. All in all, I'm done spreading flowers.
To be honest, the male protagonist scared me