My next book, "The Best of Both Worlds", is coming soon. Please add it to your collection!
[A melodramatic story about a stubborn man with a soft heart who tries to win back his ex-wife by "pretending to be blind"]
[Rekindled romance x chasing his wife to the crematorium | Stubborn, soft-hearted tsundere x gentle yet strong-willed young woman, both virgins, happy ending]
Wen Xi has spent three years looking after Tan Xingzhi, a man who can see perfectly well but pretends to be blind. She's had enough, so she divorces him as promised and leaves.
Before she even gets out the door, she gets a call: her bastard of a husband has been in a car accident and is now really blind.
Her heart softens, and she disguises herself as his first love to keep him company.
Six months later, when he regains control of his power, she calls back his real first love and leaves with her dignity intact.
So of course she doesn't see the high-and-mighty man, proud as a peacock, sobbing like an idiot and calling her by her pet name as he stares at the wedding ring she left behind.
[Career-related elements: guide dogs, artificial intelligence, microexpression recognition]
*This is an exaggerated, melodramatic story that doesn't pay much attention to logic. I don't have enough professional knowledge, so please correct me if I get anything wrong.
****** Divider for the next book, "The Best of Both Worlds" *****
[The untouchable high flower brought down from his pedestal | Criminal defense, realistic fiction]
When You Weichu first meets Jiang Yao, he is like a pristine blank page, his gaze clear and untainted.
In a moment of madness, after the two of them get drunk together one night, she stains that blank page black.
When he sobers up, he presses a hand to his aching temples and looks at her coldly, yet still finds time to work on his thesis. Its topic is "the fruit of the poisonous tree."
Long after she chooses to leave him, she will think that those four words had foreshadowed it: a relationship that began with a mistake was never going to end well.
But she never expects that, years later, after returning to the country, someone will knock on her door.
He stands outside, his expression indifferent. "I'm here to pay you back, Miss You."
She frowns. "There's no need."
But the usually buttoned-up man has already undone his top button. "Or do you need some other kind of compensation, Miss You?"
Ever since becoming a criminal defense lawyer, Jiang Yao has always upheld the scales of justice, no matter who he represents, trying to find a way to balance compassion and reason.
There's only one stain on his otherwise impeccable life:
It isn't that night with You Wei. It's that when he fell for her, she threw him away like trash in London.
"If justice is the dawn that has yet to break, I'll burn myself to help you wait until daybreak, standing in the sunlight."
Theme: There's always someone who will be an eternal light in your dark life
I don't know what the meaning of this extra is besides letting the readers see how well the male protagonist treats Bai Yueguang, because Bai Yueguang cut his finger and immediately left the female protagonist to return home. In a car accident, he desperately protected Bai Yueguang and took Bai Yueguang on a romantic trip. All the white moonlight that the heroine couldn't enjoy from him was enjoyed. Thank you. This chapter summed it up very well. I was so successful.
The heroine was thrown abroad alone because she heard that the heroine accidentally cut her finger while peeling an apple. . I slowly typed a question mark
If it weren't for be, it would be meaningless (cover your mouth and cry)
Are you sure that you are in love with the heroine when you find her, instead of finding out that she is the only one who loves him stupidly and is willing to suffer for him and coax him into providing for him?
Everyone is hijacking the moral character of the heroine and asking her to take responsibility for the hero. No one felt how much pain the heroine suffered during those three years of licking her
How disgusting, does the female protagonist have to be able to take care of the male protagonist? I've said it hundreds of times, the male protagonist doesn't love her at all, why does she still have to rush forward? I don't mean to attack the author, I'm just complaining about the female protagonist.
I really like Nie. In fact, there is nothing wrong with the heroine being with him (I don't mean to start a fight, I just feel that if the hero doesn't love Yu, why would he protect her? I feel very speechless)
Thank you for reminding me. I don't feel bad at all. It only hurts the same to be honest.
Doesn't the heroine think she is funny? Being treated like a monkey. Just like that, I can still be with him in the end. But to be precise, she was willing to play the role of a monkey. People still need to respect themselves and love themselves. Her description of the female match is very accurate, and she has three obediences and four virtues.
Very good, I still don't like this bad guy. Stop chasing his wife and send her to the crematorium.