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On her first day after transferring schools, Xia Jin came across two groups of people in a fight.
On one side was the young master of the Fu family, to whom she was engaged. On the other was the academy's notoriously arrogant and domineering big shot.
Without hesitation, she helped the former. As she watched the vicious young man being taken away, he looked at her with icy eyes.
Only later did she learn that her fiance was nothing but a refined scoundrel who lived a decadent life.
Meanwhile, Jiang Tianyang, the man everyone feared, was someone she impulsively pretended to date to get back at Fu Han.
But on the day she had no choice but to leave the country with Fu Han, her heart turned to ash.
I spent half my life nursing grudges, never thinking anyone could be right for me.
But strangely enough, I don't know when it happened: I began to harbor a foolish hope. I hoped that every day from then on, I would get to see A Jin smile.
I am filth in a muddy pit, forever gazing up at the branches above.
Even if I were to evaporate into rain one day, I would still hope to see you bloom in all your splendor.
My life ends here, today. But A Jin
A Jin must keep walking forward, proud and unbowed.
Four years later, Xia Jin returned to the country, plagued by illness and like a beautiful, empty shell.
Everyone knew she was the block of ice in Fu Han's heart that he could never melt.
Then another person appeared. He was now a rising star in the business world.
At the banquet, Jiang Tianyang leaned against the sofa, lazily swirling the red wine in his hand.
His expression was casual yet haughty. He stared fixedly at Xia Jin, his eyes as cold as ever. "Xia Jin, long time no see."
If moonlight only shines at night, then let the day never come.
A Jin, just as you said
The moonlight is beautiful tonight.
Tips:
1. Both leads are virgins. There is an annoying male supporting character. Happy ending.
2. Complete and contracted. I let loose with this one.
3. Mutual respect. If it's not for you, just click away.
Theme: Never betray a sincere heart
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I am swiping this one for the fourth time. It's so beautiful. Hahaha. Now I like just my mother's hahahahahaha.
The knight and the princess eloped. They were meant to be together. (The following is the speech of Mr. Jiang's die-hard fans) Perhaps when Chu Xia only proposed "playing for fun", there was indeed more of a "playing for fun" element, but I believe that Jiang Tianyang's agreement must not be out of desperation, even if he himself may not realize it. When did it start to change... Maybe it was doomed the first time we met. I really felt sorry for Mr. Jiang in the early stage. "You have the ability to inadvertently make people mad to death", is this not just referring to Fu Han? Sometimes when Ah Ji inadvertently said things like "My family will never agree to break off the engagement" and "I have to use Fu Han as an excuse to go out" in front of Mr. Jiang, I always felt like I had stabbed Mr. Jiang twice in his heart. As he said in the letter, he thought this was just a mistake that would make Ah Zhan laugh when he looked back on it in the future. But he indulged in his mistake and the roots sprouted and grew into a towering tree. The roots were buried deep and could never be pulled up again. Compared to Ah Zhi, who is imprisoned by his family, Jiang Ye is more like a gambler with nothing. During their time together, Mr. Jiang indulged A'Ji very much, but he always showed an indifference that was hard to see clearly. It was a kind of silent indifference - in short, it was really hard to tell. In fact, it was no wonder that Ah Guan thought that Mr. Jiang didn't like her. But it turns out that buried under this silent indifference is love. It was love that made him indifferent. He left just for Ah Zhan's "better tomorrow", rather than to cut off the water after realizing that he had nothing. Therefore, when he found out that A Zhan was forced by Fu Han, he resolutely showed up. Therefore, when he found that A Zhan was no longer happy after leaving, he resolutely returned to her. The chat history he saw before breaking up was the last straw for Ah Ji - but wasn't that a kind of deep affection that couldn't be put into words and that Mr. Jiang himself might not be aware of? With Mr. Jiang's temperament, there are many ways to make Fu Han "take a good look". He doesn't despise Fu Han, so why bother to bother him in various ways and post on WeChat Moments with the words "Little Pig xxx" and "Little Pig xxx". This was obviously sincere - it was not so much a deliberate attempt to let Fu Han "see", but rather a subtle expression of his feelings (between the two of them - after all, they were already sweet in the eyes of the public), and it just happened to have this reason. He is always reluctant to speak out, just like Ah Zhan's silence when he asked him if he liked herself, and his answer "The moonlight is beautiful" and "It's like this every day." I can't imagine how much that letter touched Ah Ji, because I burst into tears after reading it. In fact, "staying today" is too sad and affectionate. Who would have thought that Mr. Jiang, who was indifferent to everything, would have such romantic and delicate brushwork, such a delicate heart, and such deep affection... He gave up many principles. Getting along with a girl with a big temper, agreeing to be someone else's boyfriend just for "fun", the WeChat Moments that keep scrolling every day, the voices that I promised I would never listen to again, the city that I promised that I would never leave, the people that I promised that I would never see each other again... I really love Mr. Jiang... He has been directly promoted to my top male lead this year (yes, he is higher than Mr. Su, hehe) I want to praise the writing - it's really great and very, very comfortable. The writing style is very quiet, like the mist on the lake at dawn, with just the right amount of mist and poetry. 19
It's a great novel, but I feel a little regretful that it didn't torture the scumbag enough. The scumbag male partner talks about what he likes. Once the Chinese Cheng Wu is in trouble, he still doesn't reject anyone who comes. Who knows if he has messed around with the foreign heroine when she can't see him? 2333
The writing is great. It was finished when I read it. It is the first book in Jinjiang that I will not regret buying the whole chapter. I am too picky and often abandon the text in the middle and later stages of reading, but this one is highly recommended.
It's like this every day I'm like a retard hahahaha why did I only notice this after the fourth brush!!!
In fact, the second male lead didn't do anything harmful. Even if he has a marriage partner, he is basically a stranger with no emotional basis. The heroine has basically never given him a good look since they met. They both have their own young master and princess tempers, and they just don't buy each other's opinions. As for Chen Wu, she is good-looking, talented, and infatuated. If she doesn't give the heroine a halo, it's normal for the second male lead to like her and be with her. This engagement was not what either of them wanted from the beginning. The second male lead is actually not a scumbag. All I can say is that he and the heroine were not destined for each other because the timing was wrong and their personalities were not compatible.
This book is also really beautiful!!!
It's a very interesting novel. Remember to tell me when it's published! (Buy it and stock it up)
I like it so much, I feel like I'm watching the extras!!! (This is the first time in so many years that I have given a big comment to the author!)