I'll Place the World in Your Hands

My new novel, Reborn, I Turned Out to Be the Powerful Minister's White Moonlight, officially starts on October 26. Thank you, my dears, for your support! [I'll revise the novel after it's complete. The only authorized version is on Jinjiang. Thank you all for supporting the official version!] Blurb 1 As the heir to the Fu family, and a man with a face capable of bringing a kingdom to ruin, Fu Jinheng's decision to marry Ye Linxi baffled everyone. So his childhood friends bet that their marriage wouldn't last a year. Then they happened to witness the two of them arguing. Everyone expected Fu Jinheng to turn on his heel and leave, but instead he sighed softly and spoke in a gentler voice. "It was my fault." Afterward, his friends couldn't hold back and kept asking what it was like being married to Ye Linxi. Fu Jinheng held the cigarette in his hand. After a moment's silence, he smiled faintly. "What else? I spoil her." This is really just a simple love story. Ye Linxi: "Honey, I want the stars in the sky." Fu Jinheng: "All right. I'll go pluck them." Next novel: Eternal Starlight Blurb 1 The first time Ruan Zhao saw Fu Shixun was outside the main hall of Tashilhunpo Monastery. As she stood beneath the corridor, peering inside through the lattice window, she saw an elderly monk leading a man dressed in a white shirt and black trousers through the hall. The tour guide had just told her that ordinary visitors were not allowed inside this hall. So she watched this supposedly "extraordinary" man with interest. Then he raised his eyes slightly and glanced over at her, his gaze calm. Ruan Zhao looked at him, and her heart skipped a beat. Ruan Zhao went into a hall open to worshippers and made a devout wish: First: If I get to see that man a second time, I'll ask him for his contact information. Second: If that man ever falls into my hands, I'll treat him well. So that day, Ruan Zhao stood beside the main hall and waited for three hours, just to see Fu Shixun a second time. Blurb 2: Ruan Zhao pursued Fu Shixun with such a dramatic, earth-shaking intensity that everyone waited to see her make a fool of herself. Some even muttered in private, "A man like Fu Shixun ought to teach her a lesson, so she'll learn that having a pretty face doesn't mean she can do whatever she wants." At last, Ruan Zhao called off her pursuit and fell silent. Not long afterward, with all eyes on them, the man stopped Ruan Zhao and asked, "Do you still stand by what you said in front of Buddha?" Ruan Zhao: "?" The man reminded her, "You said that if I ever fell into your hands, you'd treat me well." Ruan Zhao: "...??" "Give me your hand," Fu Shixun said calmly. Ruan Zhao instinctively held out her hand. Then the man placed his palm in hers, gazed into her eyes, and said, word by word, "Now I've fallen into your hands." Theme: The basic rules of love and marriage