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Synopsis:
1.
Chi Mo made her debut three years ago, and Lian Xiuheng set three rules for her: no kissing scenes,
no returning to Nanye Island, and no seeing Sha Yuzhen.
As Lian Xiuheng put it, she was his green mountain sparrow, and the highest and grandest stage she could hope for was the treetops on the roof.
He raised the air currents, and she soared into the sky; he suddenly closed his hand, and she was left crawling through the mud.
The bird had been tamed. Chi Mo could no longer tell whether the flowers filling the room were roses or red spider lilies.
2.
In April of the fifth year, Chi Mo broke Lian Xiuheng's rules. Not only did she take a kissing scene, she also returned to Nanye Island and met his beloved.
The film crew cleared out that day, while the man stayed in the room, staring at the monitor.
Chi Mo said to the monitor, "Once we finish filming this scene, let's go to the Civil Affairs Bureau and get our divorce papers."
The director called action. Lian Xiuheng sent the actor away and took his place himself.
In the pitch-black room, he stroked the startled sparrow and coolly said, "Dream on."
Chi Mo came to her senses as the film reached its final scenes. She made up her mind to leave Shao Xiuyu.
Just as Lian Xiuheng had said, everyone came out to stop her.
The director played the victim, the producers gave her trouble, and her rival finally found a chance to launch a vicious smear campaign.
Chi Mo risked everything, leaving it all behind to go abroad.
3.
On a snowy night, Chi Mo wrapped herself tightly in her quilt.
In the darkness, someone turned on the heater. She switched on the light, and Lian Xiuheng's large hand rested on her forehead. "You're sick."
He took her to the hospital. As they passed the ski resort, he put a piece of jade he always kept close against her neck. "Chi Mo, I'm better now. If you want to fly, then fly."
Only later did Chi Mo learn just how wildly Lian Xiuheng had searched for her after she left.
He went to the Sapporo ski resort where they had first met to look for her, and got into a car accident along the way. He was nearly fatally injured.
It seemed that the accident had also cured his obsessive nature.
After she returned to the entertainment industry, a director asked Chi Mo to act in a film. She said she needed to take care of her family. Lian Xiuheng asked her if he counted as family.
In the end, Chi Mo still gave in to him. "It's a pity that life doesn't give us an extra ten years."
Lian Xiuheng kissed Chi Mo. "The so-called beloved was only a substitute. From the moment I met you, you had already fallen into my eyes. I was simply ill for too long, and lost the ability to reconcile with the world."
Chi Mo: I have three rules too.
Lian Xiuheng: Sobs, the rules my wife sets are the best!
Chi Mo: The rituals of love, complete trust, and freedom.
Lian Xiuheng: The greatest luck of my life was meeting you. You are the cherry blossoms of spring, the rainbow of summer, the clouds in autumn's light, the snow of winter. You are my four seasons. I submit to fate, and I submit to you.
The sun and moon sink because of you; I sink into you because we never gave up on loving each other.
Deeply devoted, obsessive, and sweet on the outside but dark within x A true queen who relies on her beauty to get her way
The chase to win her back / Pure in body and mind / Bitter first, sweet later
Synopsis for Rose Beneath the Snow
1. Huo Yanheng set free the rosefinch he had raised for years. Someone asked him if he felt any regret.
Jiang Chimei happened to be passing by and heard Huo Yanheng reply, "Who would regret clearing out the snow that's piled up all winter? The house will be warmer once it's gone."
The next day, Jiang Chimei went to break up with Huo Yanheng. He laid out his terms for the breakup: "You can have the house, we'll split the money in half, and I'll raise the child."
Jiang Chimei: "We aren't married. Where would this child come from?"
The following day, Huo Yanheng threw a huge proposal party, and Jiang Chimei, fresh off work at the film set, was brought to the scene.
Jiang Chimei stared at the fiery red roses. "I'm not marrying you."
Huo Yanheng grabbed the friend who had gotten drunk and teased him that day. "If I can't make my wife happy, you'll crawl out of here today."
Jiang Chimei: "There's no need to go that far."
Huo Yanheng tugged at her elbow. "Then should I crawl?"
2.
The first time Jiang Chimei met Huo Yanheng was when she was at her lowest.
She moved into the mandarin-duck building her grandmother had left to her mother before she died.
A tiny ember glowed in the fire escape in the darkness.
Huo Yanheng was looking at the thorny rose in the corner.
The late autumn moonlight fell on the rose petals, covering them like snow. Jiang Chimei said to him, "You're blocking my view of the moon."
Huo Yanheng put out his cigarette and walked toward her. "So you're a Jiang family girl. But why did you come here?"
Jiang Chimei: "Then I'll stop looking at the moon. You just don't come bother me, okay?"
The next day, the house sprang a leak, and Jiang Chimei asked her neighbor Huo Yanheng for help.
Huo Yanheng carried a toolbox. "Am I still bothering you?"
Jiang Chimei tried to pay him for the repairs. Huo Yanheng laughed. "Clearly, looking at the moon too much has ruined your eyesight."
Jiang Chimei: "?"
The second time Jiang Chimei met Huo Yanheng was at the launch party for her first drama.
The lights in the private room had gone out, so she called Huo Yanheng. "I've got a job for you. That'll make us even, one for one."
Five minutes later, Huo Yanheng arrived at the private room. Jiang Chimei wanted to dig a hole and crawl into it. "Mr. Huo, do you think there's still hope for me?"
Huo Yanheng: "Come to my side. Maybe there is."
3.
The greatest good fortune in Jiang Chimei's life was coming to Huo Yanheng's side.
She thought that after falling from grace, she would be left with nothing. Huo Yanheng gave her the will to keep living.
With roses beneath the snow, she pressed onward through the drifts and at last found her happy ending.
Her only regret was that Huo Yanheng couldn't give her marriage.
Later, the roses grew more and more beautiful, and the galaxy descended to shine upon her. Huo Yanheng chased her into the wilderness. "Once you've had your fill of the moon, marry me."
Jiang Chimei: "Aren't you afraid the snow piled up all winter will be too cold?"
Huo Yanheng: "I'm afraid I haven't loved you enough yet."
Reading guide:
1. Down-on-her-luck heiress x Master of schemes.
2. The heroine goes through a little hardship early on, but not at the hero's hands. It's sweet all the way after that.
4. The characters' values don't represent the author's. Please don't offer writing advice.
Theme: No matter how much hardship you encounter, hold on to your original passion for performing. Live a thousand lives on stage, and make your own life wonderful. Passion and legacy.
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What the hell, is the author unable to continue writing? Then why do you need to charge to join V? What the hell kind of ending is this, and does it have anything to do with the introduction? If you can't continue writing, don't write. Who are you trying to mess with by having such a sloppy ending? Have some sense of responsibility.
Great author, are there any extras? Although the article is very short, it made me feel extremely romantic
According to the copywriting, the male protagonist found another woman to be his substitute. How can you be clean physically and mentally? He has found another woman to replace him. Isn't it a soft spot? He found someone else as a substitute to give other women the opportunity to get close to him. He also gave his intimacy and tenderness to other women. If others thought she was his white moonlight, who should he choose? . Any man who can find a substitute is not true love for you. .
The front part is pretty good. I entered V. It's like... Why don't you bury it in so many sinkholes? It's a pretty good skeleton. I suggest the author reopen it and write the second half. Am I still waiting for Mist River?
I feel like the plot is not explained clearly
Woohoo, I was a little caught off guard.
So did you really find a substitute?
I haven't read the text, but I feel that Bai Yueguang is quite miserable after reading the text. It's obviously the scumbag who was at fault, right? He hurt two people and still had his wish come true (he beeped quietly, put the lid on the pot and ran away)
Can you please update it quickly? I have forgotten the previous plot.
Wuwuwuwu, get divorced quickly, I want to see a dog chasing his wife