[New book: There Are Fish in Beiming, now publishing. Visit my author page to read it.]
Blurb One:
Bai Han loved Yan Li for thirteen whole years.
When she first came with her family to seek the Yan family's help, she stood alone by the wall, looking up at him pitifully.
His eyes were gentle then, and he told her, "Don't be afraid."
During their four years of marriage, Bai Han was captivated by Yan Li's tenderness, never realizing the cold indifference concealed beneath his impeccable manners.
She always thought a heart could be warmed, but the day they signed the divorce papers, he signed without a hint of reluctance.
Bai Han told herself not to look back.
All these years, Yan Li had believed Bai Han would never be able to leave him. After the divorce, she would come crawling back to him sooner or later.
But in the end, Yan Li was the one who desperately begged her to return.
He stood in the rain, looking more dejected than she had ever seen him. Raising his eyes to Bai Han, who stood on the steps above him, he asked hoarsely, "Come home with me, please?"
Blurb Two:
After her divorce, Bai Han lived frugally on the money she earned as a screenwriter.
But people heard that a luxury car was always parked outside the rental where the little screenwriter lived, and rumors spread throughout the film crew.
Then one day, someone saw President Yan, an investor in the production, coming out of Bai Han's hotel room.
The onlookers were in an uproar. They knew it! Bai Han had found herself a sugar daddy!
But in the very next moment, Yan Li, who had been kicked out of bed and "shown" the door, knocked again. His imposing air subdued, he asked gently, "Bai Han, could you open the door? I want to see you."
Everyone: ...??
Note:
- A groveling ex-husband story, not the typical sort. The focus is on resolving emotional knots and correcting flaws.
- "Possessive, calculating investor x gentle, stubborn little screenwriter"
- Nothing in this story should be taken as a reflection of reality.
--New book There Are Fish in Beiming is now publishing. If you're interested, visit my author page to go straight to it.--
1.
Ruan Yu, who was said never to date anyone for more than three months, had just dumped a man named Shen Beiming.
Just then, her best friend Shen Yunli returned from overseas and introduced someone to her. "This is my younger brother, Shen Beiming. He was dumped recently. Help me talk some sense into him. He can't keep pining after one woman. Tell him to forget that jerk!"
Ruan Yu: "...I think your sister's right. Forget her."
Shen Beiming glanced at her, his expression unreadable, as if they'd never met. "Unfortunately, I hold a grudge."
No one had ever told her that two people with the surname Shen might actually be related.
2.
After her family resorted to a melodramatic guilt trip, Ruan Yu was forced to go on a blind date.
The man said, "I don't like women with experience, but you're pretty, so let's give it a try."
Ruan Yu: "I don't have time to try. I'm in a hurry to get married. Next."
The man who came later wore her favorite navy shirt. He sat across from her, his handsome face cold.
"Someone once told me she had no intention of ever getting married."
Ruan Yu pressed a hand to her racing heart. "That was a lie. I just never planned to marry you."
3.
After spending half her life as a slacker, Ruan Yu was kicked out by her parents. Luckily, Shen Yunli offered to rent her an empty apartment.
The moment Ruan Yu opened the door, her smile froze.
In the dim light of the living room, Shen Beiming sat by the window, reading as night fell.
Shen Yunli: "Oh, I forgot to tell you. I sold that apartment to my brother. But he's helpful, so he probably won't mind sharing it with you for a while."
#Helpful? Who? What kind of bizarre character setting is that?
#What do you do when you dump your best friend's younger brother? Asking for a friend, urgent!
Please note:
- Older woman-younger man romance, three-year age gap, the woman is not a virgin and the man is.
- A loyal dog who reverts to a wolf, all sweetness on the surface but dark underneath x a mildly funny woman who stays calm on the outside but is a flustered mess inside, without realizing it.
- A melodramatic romance. Don't nitpick the details.
Theme: Learn to cherish love.
I can't stand the scenario of growing old together and dying of old age.
The eagle-like woman shed tears?
I will really cry when I see this scene, but it also means that we have reached the end.
5555 Watch Old Death first, then look back
Looking at the part where I chased my wife without crying, but finally got old and left, I was really sad. How worried should the heroine be when the hero leaves?
Ahhhhhh, the flowers are finished!!!
I have read too many articles about crematoriums. Although this article is not fully read, I have read most of it, and I understand the development of the plot. All I can say is that it is a pity that this is another article that has not reached the crematorium. In fact, it is normal. Most of the crematoriums here ended up getting together again, and most of the male protagonists were like this. There was no cheating, no domestic violence, most of them were cold violence, cold personalities, one-sided cold war, and did not understand love. In the end, they understood, and the female protagonist also forgave and reconciled. I am a very vindictive reader and a female protagonist. To me, no matter how happy the two of them are in the end, just thinking about the pain of unrequited efforts in the past years is as heartbreaking and disgusting as sugar mixed with glass shards. In this article, the female protagonist has liked the male protagonist for more than ten years, and the male protagonist must have liked her for a long time, but it is obvious that women pay more in love, and women also need more love. Are men so indifferent by nature? To love, to marriage, to family? Maybe, at least many of the crematorium novels I have read attribute the reason to the male protagonist not understanding love, or lack of communication, or a combination of circumstances. I really didn't understand the feelings of the male protagonist. During the 4 years of marriage, he was sexless, indifferent, and thought of the female protagonist as hypocritical, and refused to divorce. If the female protagonist had not filed for divorce, then the two of them would have been like the male protagonist's parents. The woman wasted her whole life, and in the end the man still didn't understand. The part where the male protagonist chases his wife seems to be a lot, but in fact it is far less painful than the female protagonist was at the beginning. Think about it carefully, after 4 years of marriage, he may have never wanted to be with the heroine for a moment. All he thought about was her family, how selfish her parents were, and how she deceived him in order to get him. In fact, this shows that the man doesn't like her that much. It's hypocritical to love without knowing it. If you really love someone, even if you know how bad her family is and how imperfect she is, you can't help it. Instead of thinking about how disgusting her parents are, and she actually cheated on him, she is so hypocritical. Oh, forget it, even if she has some feelings for her in her heart, she has been cold and violent for so many years. The heroine liked him, even though she knew he had a bad personality, and he often provoked her when he was a child. Even though she knew he was so imperfect, she still loved him. In the end, when he said that he had misunderstood her, he forgave her not long after he was good. The heroine had nothing in those 4 years, only a false name. How to put it, the article is right, why use short-term pain to delay yourself from accepting the next happiness. This is true, but the premise is that from God's perspective, you know that it is good for the heroine to correct all his shortcomings at once. If it were placed in the real world, it would not necessarily be the case. There is only one core of this article, the heroine loves the hero. Because I loved him, I forgave him in the end. I had been heartbroken for him for so many years and ended up being with him. If she doesn't love him, then everything he does will be of no use, because there is no regret medicine in the world, and broken mirrors can never be reunited. It can only be said that I am an extremely paranoid person when it comes to relationships. If I were the heroine, I would probably cherish my self-esteem and youth more than belated love.
Finally!!! The chase is over! I really like the feeling of this tone! I'm really awesome with this kind of male lead.
Where is my full order(-.-)
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