A View in the Palm of Your Hand

Older woman-younger man romance "The Moonlight Surges" is currently serializing.

The next book, "The Galaxy Does Not Cross", about a powerful man who lowers his head, is open for follows.

Age-gap sweet romance "A Heartbeat Out of Nowhere" is complete.

The pursuit of a wife, "Xiao Ran", is great.

Era mystery "The Book-Transmigrated Cannon Fodder Dotes on Her Great-Aunt" is wonderfully satisfying.

(1) Everyone in their circle knows that Meng Liangguan, president of the Meng Group, has a delicate, fair-skinned little wife who looks soft and easy to bully.

But she pulled out all the stops to marry into the Meng family. They say Meng Liangguan hated her to the bone.

When they eventually divorced, everyone thought she’d make a scene.

Instead, she signed the papers, took the money, and left. The young woman departed quietly and completely.

It didn’t look as if she’d been kicked out. It was more like she’d gotten bored of him and decided she was done.

(2) Only after the young woman left did the bastard realize how long the nights could be.

After spending more than a thousand lonely, sleepless nights, he went to a scenic town famous for its bonsai to treat his insomnia.

The local organizers heard the news and accompanied him on a tour.

At the entrance of a bonsai garden, the group came upon two little children debating how to judge people. They found it quite amusing.

The twin boy said to his sister, “Youyou, remember that good-looking people aren’t necessarily nice. Take this uncle, for example. Mom says people who look like him are usually bad guys.”

Meng Liangguan, the handsome bad-guy president, stared at the two exquisitely adorable children whose features looked so much like his own.

Then he looked up at the plaque above the bonsai garden entrance: Palm-Watched View.

According to those present, a colossal wave swept through President Meng’s eyes right then.

(3) That day, Boss Sui had invited her aunts and aunts-in-law over for tea and mahjong.

She wore a long dress patterned with flowers in full bloom, her skin white as snow and her hair black as night. With alluring eyes and red lips, she cradled a fine purple clay teapot in her slender hands. She looked beautiful, carefree, and at ease.

Watching the man storm into the courtyard, she gently stroked the rim of her teapot. After studying him for a moment, she raised a cool eyebrow. “Sir, who are you looking for?”

Only then did Meng Liangguan realize that everyone said she was his caged bird, when really, he was merely an ornament in her palm.

A domineering CEO who pretends not to love her vs. the pampered wife who runs away with his child

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Clingy, yandere, tearful younger brother vs. a cold-faced, cold-hearted older sister who gets excited whenever she sees tears

Lu Xingyao has a weakness: she can’t stand seeing little, well-behaved things suffer.

Like a soggy puppy by the roadside, a hungry kitten, or that “little brat” who nearly got abducted by human traffickers years ago.

The “little brat” was so handsome that her maternal instincts kicked in. She became his unpaid babysitter for a while.

She never expected she’d been so wrong about him!

Years later, over countless nights when he kept her all to himself, he pressed uncontrolled kisses to an old scar on her lower back and stubbornly demanded an answer: “Sis, what’s wrong with me? I’ll change. What’s so great about him? I’ll make him change.”

The one she rescued and brought home was never a little rabbit. He was a wolf cub who would fight and claw to get what he wanted.

* Both leads are sexually inexperienced

* Three-year age gap

* The female lead is overflowing with maternal instincts, physically strong, and lustful

* The female lead has a powerful protagonist aura, and all the male supporting characters like her

* The full novel is complete; no interruptions

Theme: See the vast universe within the space between your hands