[New novel: Please Be Gentle with Me]
Blurb
An innocent, lovely Suzhou embroidery girl x a refined, deep-thinking, domineering CEO
As the eldest son of the Lu family, Lu Zhixing is a man of deep designs who has always scorned arranged marriages between families.
At a gathering with friends in Jiangnan, Lu Zhixing meets a young woman as lovely as a jasmine flower.
In the end, he not only agrees to the marriage, but carries the whole pot home along with the flower that hasn't yet bloomed.
From that day on, a jasmine tattoo appears on the man's elegant wrist, forever hidden beneath his watch.
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At seventeen, Tang Mian is born in a waterside town in Jiangnan. Gentle and soft-spoken, she's suddenly told to take her sister's place in an arranged marriage. She obediently goes along with it.
Over the two years they spend together, Lu Zhixing gives her all the freedom she could want. The man, whose image has always been gentle and refined, gradually wins her heart.
But everything changes after her nineteenth birthday.
Tang Mian thinks marriage just means getting a little red booklet. But on the night they get their marriage certificate, she discovers that everything she thought she knew has been turned upside down.
[Extra Scene]
Tang Mian loves jasmine flowers most of all. Whenever she likes something, she embroiders a jasmine flower on it as her mark.
So a jasmine tattoo appears on Lu Zhixing's wrist.
In the middle of the night, Lu Zhixing holds Tang Mian close and murmurs tenderly, "Mian Mian, if you won't embroider one for me, I'll get one tattooed myself."
After all, I'm the one you love.
Maybe not now, but one day you will.
[Content Notes]
1. A very doting romance, one-on-one, both leads are each other's first and only.
2. The male lead is a refined scoundrel with sound values who dotes on the female lead.
3. The female lead is a resilient, delicate flower. She's gentle and soft, but has a temper too.
Theme: Love.
Why can't I wash my hair during my menstrual period? I seem to still wash my hair and eat spicy food during my menstrual period (but I don't eat spicy food very much, it's all slightly spicy). Anyway, I haven't had stomach pain. I used to eat iced ones, but later I learned that just because it doesn't hurt now doesn't mean it won't hurt in the future, so I stopped eating.
Why did the heroine suddenly hate the hero? . . . . .
I booked it all with another account before (you can put proof), why is there a Danmei line in it? It can't be more pure...
I spent four hours reading Dada's book. I feel that Dada is slowly becoming more mature. I will support Dada!
I'm a bit confused. Does the heroine have a mental disorder? Moreover, her family's treatment of her is equivalent to selling her. Why do she still have such high expectations for her family?
17 Is not too young after all. I keep saying that Xiao Xiaoxiao is a little tired.
The heroine of "The Love in the Palm" is called Qingri. Isn't the homophonic pronunciation of "affectionate"? Is it okay to call a girl this?
What are you writing about? It wasn't a love affair at the beginning, the heroine was given away by her parents. Is the heroine a fool? Are you writing about Little White Flower?
Ah, why is the timeline so intermittent?
Ah, yes, he was eaten