I’m Fixated on You

"Into Character" is now underway

A stunning, carefree manager vs. a stubborn, self-destructive CEO who says one thing and means another

Reunited after a long separation + the ex regrets losing her and tries to win her back

After seeing her ex-boyfriend again, years after they broke up, Song Yi realizes one thing:

A good horse doesn't eat the grass behind it. Ji Yu, who once cherished her above all else, treats her terribly now.

At a work gathering, Ji Yu looks at the tipsy woman before him, his expression dark and mocking. “Drink this whole bottle, and the role of the second female lead is yours.”

Song Yi knows that tormenting her is now this man's favorite pastime. She picks up a glass and downs it, then smiles sweetly. “You'll keep your word, President Ji?”

His friends watch like spectators, expecting Song Yi to be ground into the dirt. But the final outcome is unexpected: Ji Yu is the one left distraught, drinking to drown his sorrows.

After Song Yi meets Ji Yu's blind date, she decides to end their secret relationship.

She burns the photo of herself in his wallet with her own hands, leaving him nothing to remember her by, and walks away without looking back.

After being dumped, Ji Yu is so arrogant that he assumes Song Yi, burdened by scandal, will come crawling back to him. Instead, he hears that she's getting engaged.

Her life begins to go smoothly, and the artists under her management become one success after another. Ji Yu finally realizes she's getting farther and farther away from him.

He regrets everything.

That day, he grabs Song Yi as she's trying on her wedding dress, his hands trembling.

“I was wrong, Yiyi. Don't marry someone else.”

She is the obsession of his life.

For her, he's willing to pluck the stars from the sky.

The hero and heroine are each other's one and only.

Coming next: "You Shine Like the Stars"

A cold, restrained big bad wolf vs. a sweet, stubborn, touch-averse little rabbit.

A story about running away from a wedding and making the fiancé fall for you.

Blurb One

Yan Chu is the real daughter of the Song family, lost and raised elsewhere. She knows she can't compete emotionally with Song Qianyu, who grew up by their parents' side, so she hides her sharp edges and keeps her head down.

Even when her younger sister steals her fiancé, she only says obediently, “Qianyu and Brother Zheng are truly in love. I wish them well.”

What Ning Zheng hates most is Yan Chu's pretentiousness and small-mindedness.

She's a prude who won't even let him touch her hand.

In the eyes of the rest of the Song family, Yan Chu is like a robot with no feelings, easy to manipulate.

So Song's father decides to marry her off to the second son of the Lin family, a man rumored to be volatile, perverse, and strange.

No one expects Yan Chu to run away.

She flees to Cun Nong County and becomes a village schoolteacher.

There, she meets Lin Suizhou.

Yan Chu has always believed she could never let anyone touch her, but one scorching afternoon, he stands before her bare-chested. A single casual glance is enough to set her heart racing.

Her body, which has never reacted to the opposite sex, feels as if a spark has been planted inside it.

She wants to seduce him, tease him, possess him.

One night, in a dark cave, Lin Suizhou pins Yan Chu against the wall and looks down at her.

He places a gentle kiss on her neck, his fingertips wandering over her bare arm as he asks seductively:

“Do you hate it when I touch you?”

She asks in return, “What about you?”

She hears him chuckle softly by her ear, his voice intoxicating. Then he whispers the most suggestive words imaginable.

“I like it.”

Yan Chu shivers from head to toe.

We were both once trapped in despair. It wasn't until we met that we discovered we could be each other's guiding stars. My body and my heart are open only to you.

A story about two people with pathological cleanliness obsessions teasing each other until they can't stop.

Blurb Two

After falling in love with Lin Suizhou, Yan Chu only wants to spend the rest of her life with him.

But while he is away, her parents send people to forcibly take her home.

Seeing Song Yan Chu, now proud and captivatingly feminine, Ning Zheng falls for her.

He realizes she's his true love and wants to rekindle their relationship. At an auction, he spends nine figures on a pink diamond ring, then solemnly kneels before her.

Ning Zheng: “Chuchu, I love you. Don't leave me.”

Yan Chu's expression is cold. All she wants is to run away from home again and find the person she loves.

After Song Qianyu's true nature is exposed, Yan Chu's parents feel guilty and want to cancel her engagement so they can marry her to Ning Zheng.

But just then, the Lin family arrives, demanding that the Song family hand over the bride.

When Yan Chu sees who has come, she freezes.

The man wears a simple white shirt, yet his noble bearing is unmistakable. He gazes steadily at her and speaks in the familiar tone she knows so well, inviting her:

“Chuchu, let's go home.”

Ning Zheng will never forget the sight.

The girl he loves, her long hair flying, throws herself into that man's arms, smiling like a flower.

Other works in progress:

"You're as Delicious as a Peach": An abstinent, logical man vs. a fair-skinned, sweet little seductress.

"Exclusive Favor": A stubborn, devoted CEO vs. a rebellious comic artist.

Theme: Love only one person for a lifetime.