[The ongoing story We'll Ride the Wind and Break the Waves Together [Showbiz] is available from my author page.]
Eighteen-year-old Jiang Ya'er is lively and spirited. While sorting through her mother's belongings, she finds some strange photos and suspects her mother had a secret lover. Following the clues, she identifies Han Jia, a reserved sociology PhD. Jiang Ya'er, who has never been at a disadvantage before, suffers repeated setbacks with Han Jia, and soon falls for her.
The two grow closer while volunteering to teach at a school in the mountains and taking part in a wilderness survival activity. Later, a plane crash leaves them stranded on a deserted island. After seven days of surviving there, they finally get together.
Han Jia tells Jiang Ya'er that her parents had divorced long ago but kept it from her for the sake of her and her younger brother's upbringing. Her mother had even given up much of her own life, as well as Han Jia, to take care of her. Through all of this, Jiang Ya'er grows from an immature, spirited girl into an adult, while Han Jia begins to open herself up and learn to live better.
[The ongoing story We'll Ride the Wind and Break the Waves Together [Showbiz] is available from my author page.]
A story about two people helping each other grow, set in the entertainment industry, with a nine-year age gap.
It's more or less a story about a sweet, adorable little rabbit and a carefree, unruly big bad wolf.
The timid, adorable Zhu Beihe is filming a TV drama when she suddenly meets Bai Lan, the actress she's been thinking about for twelve years. She wants to get closer, but she's far too nervous. Zhu Beihe ends up in one awkward situation after another around Bai Lan, who has a carefree streak and tells her she's adorable.
Born into an acting family with access to many connections, Zhu Beihe goes out of her way to create opportunities for the two of them to work together. Their feelings grow as they share intimate moments. They face one obstacle after another in life, work, and love, and ultimately help each other thrive.
[The completed story The Great Zhou's Female Emperor is available from my author page.]
A story about a woman who rises from nothing, from palace maid to female emperor.
The couple is a clash of equals: a brilliant female emperor versus the regent princess of a neighboring kingdom.
Theme: Have the courage to pursue and cherish life's brilliance and beauty
After reading the whole novel, I personally feel that Jiang's character is too humble. It is completely in line with Han. Han is obviously older than Jiang, but Jiang is in line with Han. Han liked Jiang's mother before, but he never forgot it after they got together. Wouldn't this be unfair to Jiang? Moreover, whenever Jiang mentioned her mother, Han would be unhappy, and Jiang would have to apologize. When Jiang's mother died, wouldn't Jiang be less sad than Han? Han wanted Jiang to give her a sense of security, but later I found out that Jiang also wanted a sense of security. The author really portrayed Jiang as too humble. He didn't have much interaction with her, but he was completely devoted to Han. I don't like this character. The above is just my personal opinion, and I hope the author can write better.
Shark? Sister Han Jia's imagination is getting bigger and bigger~
Counterattack failed? Hahaha, do you want a successful counterattack? (????)
Lock... Locked?! Counterattack?! Didn't see it! Too late! T_T
Pretty good, but progress is really slow??
I found that Sister Han Jia will show her girlishness only when she meets Sister Ying~
Sister Ying is so gentle~24 hours in love, so cute~
Sister Han Jia: For Sister Ying, the children always come first (sad~) Jiang Yaer (serious face): It's okay, you are the most important to me (smirking) Sister Han Jia: ...(Death stare)
I want to be the partner of Han Jia and Li Ying. Sure enough, the mature and charming Yu Jie is the king.
Let me ask: Who is not a primary school student? O(∩_∩)o