A Sweet Romance Author's Epic Blunder

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Career-minded romance writer VS

Devoted, love-addled campus heartthrob (Summer Fireworks)

Polite, scheming dentist (The Willing Bite)

Cold, unruly mixed-race racer (Sweet Trap), conquest begins...

Noble, dangerous boxing coach (Desire at Its Peak)

Repressed, obsessive third-tier actor (Love Gone Wild)

A real-life otome conquest game: After romance writer Jiang Cha's debut novel became a hit, she started pursuing men in professions ranked by reader votes, then adapted her romantic conquests into novels. When each novel ended, so did the relationship.

But these men weren't characters she'd made up, and breaking up wasn't easy.

The web drama adapted from her novel suddenly became a hit. Seeing familiar scenes on screen, the male leads wore all kinds of expressions as the storm gathered.

Trapped in a love-war battlefield, Jiang Cha was miserable. Is it too late to switch to writing female-led stories with no romance?

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#BreakupDiariesOfARomanceWriter#

#WeAgreedToBreakUpWhenTheBookEndedButTheyKeepAddingScenes#

#EverywhereIsALoveWarBattlefield#

Reader's guide:

1. She's a player. Every relationship serves her writing. The heroine is cold-hearted and career-focused; everyone has unrequited feelings for her, and the rivalry among the men is at maximum intensity.

2. Each relationship is one-on-one, one at a time. She starts dating someone new only after breaking up. No cheating; the heroine has no previous sexual experience, while the men do.

3. Every relationship begins with a breakup countdown, but someone always tries to tear up the script.

4. Feel free to share any opinions or suggestions, but please be polite.

July 3, 2021

Coming soon: the male lead-torturing quick transmigration novel The Lover's Revenge Is Never Happening. If you're interested, please follow.

While reading a novel about a lover's revenge, Ye Wanzhou was furious. The male lead had treated the heroine so cruelly, so why did they still end up with a happy ending? Did the heroine have no memory? Was she really so spineless?

But the moment Ye Wanzhou got the role of a male lead in an angsty romance, she watched him beg humbly and willingly endure torment without letting go, and instantly felt refreshed, body and soul.

In a replacement romance, the male lead became a stand-in and devoted himself to the heroine. But as soon as her first love returned, she broke up with him.

"I got together with you only because your profile looks like my first love's."

In an entertainment-industry story, the male lead was a minor actor devoted to the heroine, but she was fickle and had another fiance.

"I only came to you because I was bored. I have a fiance. How could I possibly be with you?"

In a marriage story, the male lead had been married for years but never won the heroine's heart. Their marriage was contractual, and they would divorce when the term expired.

"We agreed on three years. What, did you mistake the act for real love?"

In a xianxia story, the male lead had a useless spiritual root and loved the heroine. He trained hard just to become worthy of her, only for her to "prove her Dao by killing her husband."

"I need your flesh and blood to prove my immortal Dao. It's your honor to die by my sword."

But just as Ye Wanzhou thought the story was over, the male lead returned to her side with a new identity and even a new face...

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