Reckless Plunder

This may be my worst-performing book, but I really do love it, especially Chapter Eight. It's super sweet~

[My next book will be titled I'm Just Dragging Out This Divorce]

Blurb 1

Zhou Yisheng looked at the man on the cover of Renia magazine. His striking, sharp features and deep, dark eyes seemed to see through her flaws at a glance.

Her gaze shifted down. Those seemingly cool, aloof lips had once taken her fiercely on a disorienting night.

But when she woke, she hurried out of the hotel in her out-of-season shoes.

Rumor had it that Zhou Yisheng had spent the night on the peninsula before managing to interview this influential business figure. So Huo Yuchuan bought Renia and gave it to Zhou Yisheng, confirming that the rumors might well be true.

Blurb 2

Looking down at Zhou Yisheng as she approached, Huo Yuchuan said, "You care about me? You're so pure and kind. Should I get down on my knees right now and say, 'Beautiful, kind lady, will you marry me?'"

At first, he mocked her.

Later, even when she made fun of him, he still walked into the bitterly cold Christmas night. Though the merrymaking around him felt completely out of place, he still held an umbrella over her during the first snowfall.

A little story about a big bad wolf who thought he'd tricked the little rabbit, then realized he'd been stewed instead. Super sweet, no angst.

Both leads are strong and confident.

Warnings and notes:

1. One-on-one romance, both leads are sexually inexperienced.

2. The plot serves the story; don't expect logic.

The first version of the blurb was screenshotted on October 5, 2019.

Coming next: I'm Just Dragging Out This Divorce

In the second year of Ji Weiran's marriage to Gu Fan, Gu Fan proposed a divorce, claiming that their personalities were incompatible.

Ji Weiran refused.

So everyone knew that the marriage between the wealthy young master and the Cinderella was a marriage in name only.

Gu Fan's scandalous stories never stopped making the rounds, while Ji Weiran turned a blind eye and never responded publicly.

Three years later, Gu Fan brought up the subject in front of his family. He saw Ji Weiran's eyes redden, and that night, the mousse cake by his pillow was different from usual: it was shaped like a heart. After that, he never mentioned divorce again.

That midsummer, the tide rose, and the market value of Gu Fan's internet company soared.

At its stock's peak, he gave an exclusive interview to a media outlet.

His wife, who was so good at keeping her feelings hidden while silently loving him, smiled at him. She traded her dignified, elegant long dress for a suede miniskirt that showed off her long, pale thighs above the knee.

Perhaps for the sake of the show, she put on a vivid, alluring makeup look. Her affectionate gaze held a hint of expectation as she casually slid a few sheets of A4 paper in front of him.

Then came the words, dreamlike, in an instant, both empty and eternal:

"Sign the divorce papers."

Immediately afterward, the camera turned to his trembling hand as he picked up the pen.

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