Stolen by the First Love

[Since people are still posting comments hostile to Meng Xia despite the warnings, as well as comments treating this as if it were about the entertainment industry, I've closed the comment section. If that bothers you, please don't read. A bow.]

[This story has undergone major revisions and differs from pirated-site versions. Please support the official release.]

[The author's first book, a huge cringe-fest. Major warnings ahead.]

1. Fluff with no logic and tons of plot holes. If that's not your thing, don't read.

2. I didn't get the amount of attention given to the male supporting character right. In particular, the female lead and second female lead flaunt their affection to make him uncomfortable.

This was written in 2020, and it was my first story, my first book.

Women's awareness has grown year by year. I'm grateful to the kind and supportive female readers who showed a fellow woman writer such patience and positive encouragement. They helped make the rise of women's power a reality and inspired me to keep strengthening my own awareness.

At the same time, I'm disgusted by people who wave the banner of women's awareness while using sarcasm to put down and insult women, and gang up on female authors by calling them men or men in spirit. If that's you, please don't read.

3. In the first few chapters, the uke calls the seme "husband." If you can't accept that, please don't read. (Back in 2020, female fans would call cool female stars "husband." Women's awareness in China has grown year by year.)

4. The pacing is extremely fast. If that's not your thing, don't read.

5. Not suitable for readers who follow celebrities. I had never followed a star and really didn't know much about the entertainment industry. To be honest, I only followed the trend and wrote an entertainment-industry story because I wanted to sign with Jinjiang. It really, really isn't suitable for readers who follow celebrities.

It's true that my writing isn't very good, but I work hard to improve a little every year.

A bow.

[Writing the blurb is so hard]

Meng Xia transmigrates into a book as a tragic songbird, a substitute for the male lead's one true love.

To change her fate, Meng Xia recalls the plot and decides to cling to the male lead's one true love, the powerful figure behind the book's biggest twist.

Ning Qingwan is gorgeous and cool. Whenever people talk about the ideal woman in a girls' romance, her name always comes up.

One day, a young woman who looks about seventy percent like her turns up with a pile of fan merchandise and shyly asks, "Hu... husband... would you date me?"

Looking at the blushing girl in front of her, Ning Qingwan can't resist teasing her. "What did you just call me?"

[The bonus scene is way too sweet]

The celebrity-and-civilian dating show "Lucky to Meet You" is on the air, and it has actually invited Ning Qingwan.

Her fans refuse to let her be paired up with anyone and argue fiercely about it, but then they notice that their "husband" keeps flirting with another female guest who looks about seventy percent like her. The male guests have become nothing but background props.

A netizen asks: Is my gaydar broken, or are they just ridiculously perfect together?

Anonymous netizen replies: Thanks for asking. [Image]

In the photo, Ning Qingwan holds the young woman's face in her hands and kisses her passionately, looking utterly in love.

Theme: Be self-reliant and be a good person