My other novel, "Drunk on Your Love," is now underway. Little angel x obsessive, devoted powerhouse.
Blurb
Before she turned eighteen, Qi Baiying was the pampered young lady everyone in Ningcheng's upper circles knew, the most doted-on daughter of the wealthy Qi family.
She was arrogant, capricious, and radiant, a complete menace whom no one dared provoke.
No one knew that there was one man Qi Baiying didn't dare to push around.
He always wore a black suit. His sharply defined face was cold and expressionless as he respectfully addressed her, "Miss."
Qi Baiying tugged on his tie, met his indifferent gaze, and smiled like a siren. "Call me something else."
Five years later, the wealthy Qi family went bankrupt overnight, and Qi Baiying became a fallen heiress whom everyone in Ningcheng's upper circles could walk all over.
Just as she was facing debts of tens of millions, she unexpectedly received a marriage contract.
The man had returned from studying abroad. Tall and imposing, he blocked her way in the elevator. At last, a trace of warmth appeared in his indifferent eyes. "Marry me."
Qi Baiying scoffed, still as alluring as ever. "Too late."
[Rekindled love / The husband chases his wife into the crematorium]
Coming soon: "Thank You for Loving Me"
Blurb
Shu Yuan first met Cheng Yu when a group of thugs had cornered her in a dark, damp alley.
The boy's school uniform was faded. His jaw was taut as he raised a finger to wipe the blood from the corner of his mouth. "What kind of person bullies a girl?"
"Don't cry. I'm here."
From then on, his name filled every corner of the young girl's heart.
Years later, Shu Yuan met Cheng Yu again.
He suffered from an eye condition, was gloomy and taciturn, and was known throughout Nancheng as a ruthless figure. Everyone avoided him, afraid of getting into trouble.
Shu Yuan wasn't afraid of him. She became his little shadow.
She doted on him, protected him, and gave him her unconditional affection.
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Everyone knew that the blind young master of the Cheng family was ruthless, coldhearted, and not to be trifled with.
But at a certain banquet, someone saw him cradle a sleeping girl in his arms, his fingertip caressing her temple, his expression so tender it made their heart tremble.
They say that girl was the love of his youth.
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After losing his sight, Cheng Yu's world was dim and lifeless. Shu Yuan became his light.
Currently serializing: "Drunk on Your Love"
Blurb
The thing Gu Jianhuan regretted most in her life was getting involved with Wen Zheng, that madman.
Wen Zheng was utterly deranged. His eyes held nothing but a blazing desire to control her. He even wanted to break her apart and fuse her into his very bones. Even his affection was suffocating.
To get away from him, Gu Jianhuan drove out of the Wen family home late one night, only to get into a car accident and remain unconscious for three months.
Three months later, she opened her eyes and saw that madman, Wen Zheng, again.
"Trying to get rid of me?"
The man's eyes were bloodshot as he stubbornly pulled her into his arms, his voice trembling slightly. "Don't even dream of it. Not in this lifetime."
Gu Jianhuan gently wrapped her arms around the man's waist and no longer resisted his touch.
After waking from her coma, Gu Jianhuan had lost her memory.
She didn't know that the man who stayed by her side called her name every night as he fell asleep, consumed by an agonizing pain from which no one could save him but her.
I have seen the abyss and the inferno, yet you are the dawn that makes me yearn for more.
- Wen Zheng
Theme: You can only belong to me
In fact, after reading this, the writing is good. This is the second book by the author that I have read. But I don't want the female protagonist to feel regretful. There is nothing to regret. When the male protagonist left, he left. For the bankruptcy of the Qi family, the male protagonist's family was responsible at the beginning (although it was not the male protagonist's fault). In the beginning, he really used the Qi family to return to the Qi family. Even if he left in the end, there was part of the reason. It was to be with the heroine, but from the heroine's perspective, his departure, his use of the Qi family, and the things the Qi family did to the Qi family, all severely slandered the sincere little girl five years ago. When they reunited five years later, the heroine did nothing but treat the hero with a cold face. She even heard the voice when everyone asked her to doubt the hero. The heroine doesn't need to break up with the hero, but I think it's not necessary if the heroine regrets it because of the cold words after they reunited. But life comes first, it's normal to have this kind of thinking, but in my heart I feel that the Qi family (not targeting the male protagonist) is not worthy of the female protagonist
So, what is the difference between the male protagonist and Shen Yi? Start by hurting the heroine, and then gamble on the heroine's love. After the two reunited, the heroine only said sarcastic words to the hero. Even if he left without saying goodbye five years ago, even if the Qi family took advantage of the Qi family, and even if the hero also took advantage of the Qi family, why should the heroine regret those sarcastic words. The assistant is right. Which one of them is better than the other? Even if the male protagonist returns to the Qi family to be with the female protagonist better, so what? Those who are favored are only fearful, so they decided to leave the Qi family five years ago, thinking that if he becomes famous five years later and he has a glorious life, the heroine must still love him, but what is the sincerity and sincerity that the heroine lost five years ago because of his departure and because of his use of the Qi family? Originally, I just thought that the heroine didn't need to regret the cold words after the reunion. But now that I know the truth, and I know that the hero would have chosen to leave five years ago no matter what, I feel that even if he is very good to the heroine now, that love may be beyond life in my eyes, but that's it, because his bet took advantage of the heroine's love for him, and love is the last thing that should be used. What's more, at least, it is true that he used the Qi family.
It's very interesting, please give it a thumbs up to the author
79.9%: Just now, not Qiangan
There is a certain amount of imagination and writing style, but it is too hasty and perfunctory, which is a pity.
Come on, Wenwen looks great.
Thanks madam for free!! Also, I would like to ask, is there no extra story about Quserin? I really want to see it~~
Madam, the word "year-old friend" is not used correctly here~
It's beautiful and well written.
5555 Gu Xi, whom I wanted to see most, is gone.