(The blurb is at the very bottom.) Immature, infuriating CEO x sunny genius painter. A groveling ex-chases-his-wife story.
Coming next: The rich young lady and the poor boy rekindle their love in You Look So Ridiculous; a fake relationship contract between two people in love in Purehearted Masquerade. See the author's profile.
Preview: You Look So Ridiculous
[Innocent puppy-like boy x arrogant black swan]
After her family went bankrupt and her parents died, Bu Zhiyao fell from the clouds overnight and was reduced to sharing a place with someone.
She really needed to be loved, after all. Watching Zhou Yihan run around taking care of her and hand over his salary card, hearing him say he wanted to save up to buy the house they shared and put only her name on the deed, she couldn't help being impatient inside, but just smiled without saying a word.
Once the money came through, she could go back to her old life. Even without her childhood sweetheart and fiance, there would be other, better men around. Certainly not some poor boy who didn't even own a decent set of clothes, whose socks were worn through at the heels.
That day, Zhou Yihan was so tired he fell asleep. Even in his dreams, he said, "You look so beautiful when you smile."
Bu Zhiyao curled her lips in mockery and replied, "You look so ridiculous."
*
After Bu Zhiyao made a comeback, a friend introduced her to a rising star at a banquet one day.
The cool, distinguished man had a face she knew all too well.
Zhou Yihan asked her in a low voice, keeping his emotions in check, "Do I still look ridiculous to you?"
Bu Zhiyao linked arms with her new love and walked straight past him, saying only, "Yes."
Bonus scene:
At the wedding, her fiance's family was arrested on the spot. Bu Zhiyao picked up the glass at the top of the champagne tower and drank to celebrate getting what she wanted.
When she saw Zhou Yihan arrive in a suit, she smiled and asked, "Mr. Zhou, have you come to see just how ridiculous I am?"
But Zhou Yihan took the glass and drained it, then pulled out a ring in front of her. "Would you do me the honor of marrying beneath you?"
Blurb posted on October 5, 2021.
Reader's guide:
1. Both leads are virgins, one-on-one, happy ending. The heroine liked the second male lead, her fiance, when she was a teenager; they only ever held hands. After breaking up with the hero, she dated and slept with male side characters other than the second male lead. The hero has only ever loved the heroine, body and soul.
2. There are lots of inner monologues from both leads. The heroine doesn't realize she is in love early on, and only figures it out later. She'll grow as a person in the later part of the story.
3. The heroine and the second male lead have a wedding ceremony but never register their marriage. The main couple will remain child-free and don't plan to adopt.
[The blurb for this novel]
Ye Yixin doesn't know what other people have in their youth. In her case, her entire youth revolved around Han Qi. They say your youth gets wasted on a dog, and that couldn't be more true.
On a cold, rainy night, she was a pathetic mess. Under the camera flashes, cake on her head and liquor all over her, she was surrounded by people taking ugly photos. The instigator, Han Qi, said:
"Ye Yixin, you can't live without me, can you?"
"Can't you find anything else to do besides pestering me?"
"You've been throwing yourself at me for seven years. I'm sick of you."
She thought their love would naturally come to fruition. Instead, the waters turned into raging waves and swept her away. As rain poured down, Ye Yixin left that very night.
At first, when people asked Han Qi, "Brother Qi, where's your little fiancee?"
He smiled and replied, "I dumped her."
Later, no one dared mention Ye Yixin's name in front of Han Qi. He had realized that when that woman left, she had taken his heart with her.
Later still, someone saw the once arrogant, untouchable young master kneeling in front of Ye Yixin, eyes red as he said, "Lianlian, I was wrong. Will you give me another chance?"
As for Ye Yixin, she had already let herself go and let him go, too.
She faced him coldly, pried his fingers off one by one, and walked away without looking back.
Bonus scene:
After returning from studying abroad, Ye Yixin's art career reached new heights. She held countless exhibitions and won so many awards she could hardly keep track, chatted with celebrities from all walks of life, and sometimes even used a secret identity to livestream herself drawing fan art online.
Then she encountered an online user who kept showering her with tips, and in staggering amounts. Ye Yixin tracked him down, hoping to make him stop. Instead, she found a kindred spirit, and the two hit it off, lamenting that they hadn't met sooner.
Until one day, she discovered that the online user was Han Qi...
"Get lost, you stinking man."
Refund, block, delete, report: the whole package. How does that sound?
Reader's guide:
1. Both leads are virgins, one-on-one, happy ending. They have only ever loved each other, body and soul.
2. The story is mainly told from the heroine's perspective, with some chapters from the hero's. There are lots of inner monologues from both. If that's not your thing, feel free to click away.
Theme: Love requires both people to give.
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There is no need to look at this man.
This is so disgusting, so perverted, this male protagonist, such a person can be the male protagonist. In reality, this kind of person has long been crushed to ashes, and he is still chasing his wife in the crematorium. There is no need to chase him, just throw him into the crematorium.
I have read the text and the content. Although I have not finished it, I have read more than 40 chapters, but I still feel that the male protagonist is not worthy. Really, when I read the end, although I feel sorry for the female protagonist, I still feel that the female protagonist who chose to forgive is so mean. She is a strong person in career, but turns out to be a psychological coward. Let's count the scumbags of the male protagonist first: Treating the heroine in a non-committal manner, not clearly rejecting the heroine, not accepting the heroine but driving away the heroine's admirers, knowing that the heroine likes him but repeatedly asking the heroine to help him write love letters and choosing gifts to confess to other heroines, deceiving the heroine for his paintings and winning awards for others, but asking the heroine not to expose them, insulting and humiliating the heroine many times (including body and sex topics) and then smiling happily and taking material compensation, flaunting the heroine's selfless devotion to him to outsiders and saying that he doesn't care. He would forgive the heroine no matter what he did. He arranged for someone to hurt the heroine, splashed her face with cakes and designed the heroine to fall. He also had a bunch of followers laugh at the heroine and take pictures. He was sick and insulted the heroine with extremely vicious words for an hour or even an entire night. When the heroine was socializing with his business partners, he publicly humiliated the heroine with obscene words. He also used other identities to get along with the heroine to trick the heroine into liking this identity. The above are only representative, not all. I can't imagine that the heroine was in this state for the entire ten years she liked him. This was a ten-year PUA (PUA is what the hero's psychiatrist said) But because I had read the copy, I was prepared for how mean the male protagonist was, but I still felt very resentful. However, I couldn't accept the heroine's choice to forgive, because apart from the old-fashioned apology and self-destruction trick, the male protagonist deceived the female protagonist into using the heroine's diary guide to cater to the female protagonist in other identities. The male protagonist is a scumbag, but the female protagonist is cheap. To sum up, none of the protagonists in this article are likable. I regret reading it. I also looked for abuse on my own at night.
Really. The novels are all beautifully written. .
Oh, I didn't mean it. Does this kind of male protagonist deserve to exist?
I read the copy but not the content, but couldn't this be a male protagonist? The crematorium is like this. Can we still forgive it? Is the heroine the Virgin?
Let me go, how low is the heroine's lower limit of self-esteem?
Can the female protagonist forgive such a male protagonist?????
What a rare mother, this is a truly wise woman!
Damn, I'm going to vomit, vomit, vomit, vomit