I'll Spoil You a Thousand Ways

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After graduating from university, Xiao Ming was assigned to an arts troupe and became a rare female sound engineer on its theater team.

A naive girl in love is no match for a worldly veteran.

Three months later, she began living with Mu Mintian, the theater team’s leading man.

Who could have guessed that the arts troupe would suddenly be restructured and face a buyout overnight?

And her live-in boyfriend transformed into the mysterious owner of Qianshan Media, the company buying her out?!

Excuse me?

The naive girl in love turned into a cool, aloof sound engineer and resolutely broke up with her CEO boyfriend!

A breakup?!

Mu Mintian was near tears. In the past, his first love had left him for someone else because he was broke. Now he had built an independent kingdom for her, and she was still breaking up with him?

He spurred his horse onward. The long road to winning her back stretched far ahead, and Mu Mintian would keep searching high and low...

Warning: Both leads have had previous relationships.

Next novel: Heart Doesn't Follow Orders

Synopsis:

When Jian Shu was sixteen, she gave Sheng Jun, who attended the sports school next door, a love letter.

Pink stationery, the faint scent of roses.

A young girl's feelings, there for all to see and smell.

When it was returned, it was crumpled and filthy.

Beside the elegant signature, "Jian Shu," four crooked words had been scrawled: You can't handle this.

Years later.

During a break at a Chinese-French cultural exchange event, Sheng Jun barged into the interpreting booth and pinned Jian Shu against the desk. He pressed the tip of his nose to her ear and confessed his long-suppressed longing in a husky voice: "Jian Shu, I miss you."

Jian Shu's eyes, lined with precise eyeliner, swept coolly over Sheng Jun. She breathed against his face without a trace of warmth. "You can't handle this."

At nineteen, Sheng Jun won his first world taekwondo championship. A natural talent who seemed blessed by the gods, he was so arrogant that he never took the taekwondo principles his coach constantly preached seriously.

Until one day, Jian Shu unilaterally announced their breakup. In his daze, Sheng Jun suddenly remembered the eight characters his coach often repeated: Master yourself, follow the rules; never give up, no matter the setbacks.

From then on, he took them as his guiding principles and recited them eight hundred times a day. His teammates teased him: "Mr. Sheng, you only started learning the first lesson of taekwondo after you retired?"

Sheng Jun smiled bitterly. "I missed those lessons back then. For that woman, sooner or later, I have to make them up."

Sophisticated, fluent French interpreter x former world taekwondo champion, now CEO of an international security consultancy

Theme: Crossing a thousand mountains, all for you.