Coming soon: "Mistaken Match". Cuties, you can visit my author page to pre-order it! The blurb is at the very bottom!
When gossip magazines publish their story, they use the most exaggerated, satirical language to tell how a Cinderella climbed up from the bottom and won his heart.
No one knows that this legendary Cinderella may or may not be a real Cinderella. She has lofty ambitions, rejected him twice, and has never believed in love stories or fairy tales.
The year Cheng Zhi turned twenty, she was a senior in college. Every night, she curled up in her dorm bed and sent out resumes on job-hunting websites. Her father called every day to urge her on. "You have to work hard. If you don't work hard, study, and find a good job, how will you ever marry into a better family?"
She would dutifully agree to his face, then secretly vow to her twenty-year-old self that she would never marry unless she found a love like the one between Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her husband.
At thirty, she was the figure caught at the edge of the frame when she occasionally attended events. Two rows of people stood between her and her former boss, and the camera captured them looking into each other's eyes.
Their love was a grassland swept by fire, burned to nothing, then reborn.
Blurb for the upcoming novel "Mistaken Match":
She began an online conversation with a stranger she'd never met. It lasted two years, followed by a four-year romance and a marriage that lasted a lifetime.
Theme: A powerful couple working together, doing their jobs well, and striving to get ahead.
Both pairs of deputy CPs are so brilliant. I like these two pairs of brother and sister.
I remember she once said don't let employees come to get off work on time and pay them a lot of money 😭
Finished reading the story. To be honest, it is readable, but the focus of the story is unclear, and the male protagonist's role is very weak. In order to highlight the female protagonist, the male protagonist is like a passerby. After reading it to the end, I didn't see the plot of the copywriting, especially the Cinderella story told in the gossip magazine. After watching it, I didn't feel that the heroine looked like Cinderella, but the hero was a successful person. This is a girl's struggle history, right? I felt that the author's original intention and the direction of the story had gone astray, and the initial and subsequent descriptions of some characters had changed.
Very well written, looking forward to your new articles
It's great. Everyone is very nice.
It looks good. This ending is good. It's a happy ending. Come on.
Happy New Year!!! Come on!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh everyone needs to be well
At the critical moment, it's up to Mr. Zhou
Come on come on. I've been thinking about whether Shi Tang and Cheng Zhi are right or not?