[The full text is being revised. The first 17 chapters have been revised.
The physical book will be available for preorder on March 10 at 19:30.]
Fang Manzi is bold and willful. When she was young, she liked Zhou Xi'ang and pursued him with great passion.
Everyone said she wouldn't come to a good end, but she refused to believe it.
Later, she really did win him over.
And she learned firsthand what it meant to come to no good end.
When they meet again, he is her direct superior, as cold as ever.
After learning her lesson the hard way, Fang Manzi decides to keep her distance from him.
Her colleagues think he doesn't like her and provoke her again and again. One day, a rumor suddenly spreads around the company that she is the former girlfriend Zhou has never been able to forget.
A sharp-tongued female colleague says, "People really will make up anything. What kind of man is our Mr. Zhou? Handsome and gentlemanly, with a sea of women admiring him. You really think he'd be interested in her?"
Fang Manzi happens to walk in on this scene. She blows on her nails and says, "He's gentlemanly enough, I suppose. He didn't even apologize when he sat on my hair."
As soon as the words leave her mouth, she catches sight of a familiar figure outside the door and thinks, Uh-oh.
She steels herself and goes to his office to explain. "I'm sorry, Mr. Zhou. I spoke without thinking. I didn't mean to suggest I had feelings for you. Please don't misunderstand."
Zhou Xi'ang holds a cigarette between his fingers and looks up with a calm expression. "You don't have feelings for me?"
"Absolutely not."
He silently stubs out his cigarette. "I do."
I once encountered your tenderness, and since then I've never been able to escape your harbor.
[Bold and willful x unpredictable]
*A bittersweet romance / rekindled love
*Weibo: @Shen Jingchun
Forthcoming novel
Hot Afternoon
Blurb: Su Lu remembers that it was an unbearably hot afternoon.
Xu Lie held tightly onto her hand and refused to let go. The man who had always been so reckless and arrogant asked her in an almost pleading voice:
"Am I really so terrible that I can't make your heart stir even a little?"
She also remembers that the wind on the rooftop was scorching, and her voice was clear and firm.
"Yes."
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Did your heart never flutter for him?
Did you never want to hold his hand?
When he kissed you on the rooftop, did your heart really not beat faster?
Theme: The regrets and love of youth will find their happy ending again someday
I have a small question. The male protagonist is holding an umbrella in one hand and holding hands with the female protagonist in the other. The holding hands must be the two hands between the male and female protagonists. So when holding an umbrella... How can it cover two people?
The last two comments made me almost stop reading it. I tried reading it and it felt good. The female protagonist is neither a white lotus nor a holy mother nor a green tea. She is a bit pretentious, but okay, it is just a little willful of ordinary girls~ (In fact, the male protagonist is also awkward.
Wuwuwu... In reality, boys like Chen Beiwang are rarely encountered. His dream of coming to find him is shattered.
Ah, the end of the show (but the surname Jiang was not dealt with...)
Dear author, let's have a side story, a personal monologue from Zhou Xian's high school, and a monologue about Fang Manzi's emotional changes, okay?
After reading it, the water flows slowly, but I always feel that something is missing, scratching my head.
It's over, Xiao Chen and Man Man are in trouble.
The little tsundere and the little fairy must live happily ever after! ! !
In fact, I still want to see the extra episode. I feel so bad for Chen Beiwang. At that time, I thought there was no second male lead. The last words I said really made me want to cry. I did cry. I obviously can still be good friends in the future, but I went to Australia because I didn't want to disturb Manman.
Although, I feel really sorry for Chen Beiwang. It was heartbreaking to see him go to Australia in the end.
I have a small question. The male protagonist is holding an umbrella in one hand and holding hands with the female protagonist in the other. The holding hands must be the two hands between the male and female protagonists. So when holding an umbrella... How can it cover two people?
The last two comments made me almost stop reading it. I tried reading it and it felt good. The female protagonist is neither a white lotus nor a holy mother nor a green tea. She is a bit pretentious, but okay, it is just a little willful of ordinary girls~ (In fact, the male protagonist is also awkward.
Wuwuwu... In reality, boys like Chen Beiwang are rarely encountered. His dream of coming to find him is shattered.
Ah, the end of the show (but the surname Jiang was not dealt with...)
Dear author, let's have a side story, a personal monologue from Zhou Xian's high school, and a monologue about Fang Manzi's emotional changes, okay?
After reading it, the water flows slowly, but I always feel that something is missing, scratching my head.
It's over, Xiao Chen and Man Man are in trouble.
The little tsundere and the little fairy must live happily ever after! ! !
In fact, I still want to see the extra episode. I feel so bad for Chen Beiwang. At that time, I thought there was no second male lead. The last words I said really made me want to cry. I did cry. I obviously can still be good friends in the future, but I went to Australia because I didn't want to disturb Manman.
Although, I feel really sorry for Chen Beiwang. It was heartbreaking to see him go to Australia in the end.