[My new novel, Moonlight in My Heart, is now up. See the blurb below, and please add it to your favorites!]
At sixteen, Su Mi nearly died in an earthquake.
When she woke, all she remembered was the scar on the base of her rescuer's right thumb.
It took her ten years to go from an obscure actress to a leading film star, all while searching for the man who saved her.
The media said: Film star Su has a severe delusion. She made up a rescuer who doesn't exist.
Her fans said: Goddess, stop waiting. Find a good man and get married.
A certain big shot said: Forget him. I'll give you wealth, security, and a life of luxury.
Then, at an awards ceremony, the media caught a wedding ring on the ring finger of Su Mi's left hand.
The whole country went into a frenzy, and the internet erupted with the question, "Who is Film Star Su's rescuer?"
Ying Xun, the most handsome police officer in Ning City, refuses interviews, has no official social media account, and keeps such a low profile that he's practically invisible.
After finally registering an account on Weibo, his very first post tagged Su Mi and read: "My wife is the most wonderful and kindhearted girl I've ever met. Please be kind to her!"
Ying Xun's first-ever Weibo post was to defend his wife against the whole internet.
The post made countless people jealous, and left a trail of lemon-eating haters wailing.
She stands in the brightest light, a sun admired by everyone.
He stands on the shadowed side of that light, a sun that shines forever in the darkness.
A laid-back, forthright leading actress vs. a refined, upright anti-narcotics officer.
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Up next: Moonlight in My Heart
1.
Luan Yue, an obscure illustrator, suddenly becomes a sensation after a mysterious buyer spends a fortune ordering two hundred thousand copies of her art collection.
Her latest works appear in public spaces everywhere, and she's propelled to top-tier star status in the illustration world with cold, hard cash.
Her peers suspect Luan Yue of self-promotion, but when they dig into her background, they discover she's so broke she accepts commissions worth only a hundred yuan.
#MysteriousBenefactorBehindIllustratorLuanYue becomes a trending topic on Weibo.
When reporters interview Luan Yue, she knows nothing about her "mysterious benefactor."
2.
The first thing Wen Chi, a big shot in the collectibles world, does after returning to the country is spend a fortune building a "Moonlight Villa" to house his private collection.
Yet every distinguished guest who comes to see it is turned away.
Everyone wonders what rare treasures are hidden inside the Moonlight Villa that no one is allowed to see.
3.
Everyone in business circles knows that the refined and self-possessed Wen Chi has a "moonlight in his heart," and that Moonlight Villa was built for her.
Everyone assumes Wen Chi's "moonlight" is his secretary, who returned from abroad with him.
That is, until a secretary, emboldened by alcohol at a fashion party, tries to kiss him, and Wen Chi shoves her away.
His cold, merciless words leave no room for doubt: "You're fired."
Please add my upcoming stories to your favorites: "A Softly Stolen Embrace," "A Secret Crush with a Sweet Wine Scent," and "Hard to Woo."
Everyone is stunned: This moonlight isn't that moonlight, so who is the real moonlight?
Turning around, they see Wen Chi gripping Luan Yue's arm, his voice hoarse and pleading: "When are you finally going to give me a title?"
Luan Yue jerks her hand away and sneers. "Mr. Wen, we broke up ten years ago."
Big Shot Wen lowers himself, catches her little finger, and coaxes softly, "I was wrong. Give me another chance?"
Reading guide:
1. One-on-one romance, both leads have no prior romantic or sexual experience, reunion after a breakup, and the male lead pursues his ex-wife.
Theme: No matter how far away the person you love is, they will eventually come to you.
No, the man who almost killed the heroine before didn't call the police after being rescued? Is it all done after asking the hero if he is safe?
Criminal cases like poisoning shouldn't be kept private, right?
The person in the article is Lu Xun, and the male protagonist in the copywriting is Ying Xun. Why hasn't this been changed?
Some plots cannot withstand scrutiny. The anti-drug police will not be so high-profile... The writing is great, keep up the good work!
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