Gentle Romance

This novel was published under the title Evening Breeze Chasing the Moon, and is now available. Weibo: @Chun Yu Yuan Si Yue died in the second year of her marriage to Ji Cenfeng. The capital's social circles were full of sighs, but everyone felt the woman had gotten what she deserved. When she was young, she'd been driven away by Ji Cenfeng after he saw through her greed for wealth. Years later, they met again, and somehow she managed to get him to marry her. Everyone knew Ji Cenfeng hated Si Yue. He watched coldly as the woman known as Mrs. Ji made a fool of herself in front of everyone. Yet he merely stood off to the side, expressionless, joining the others in laughing at her. A spiteful little schemer couldn't wait to tell Ji Cenfeng that Si Yue was dead. The guests were left dumbstruck, but the man only replied coldly, "Is that so?" Only when that cold, unfamiliar urn of ashes was shipped back to the country, its cheap silver nameplate bearing the understated engraving of two words, Si Yue, did the suspicious man finally crumble. His face deathly pale, he clutched the small, sharp nameplate and let his blood drip onto the cold floor of the morgue. Si Yue: Cenfeng, you know, when a mirror breaks once, its shards are blades that wound. When it breaks twice, they're knives that kill. [Obsessive and suspicious x gentle and steadfast] #Back then, the wind and moon were gentle. If only time could turn back. Later, in a small country in Oceania, someone saw Ji Cenfeng. He humbly took a woman's hand and begged her to come home with him. The woman gently curved her lips into an almost cruel smile and said, "Cenfeng, but you never gave me a home." Reader's guide: 1. Happy ending, both are each other's first love and have only been with each other, heroine fakes her death. 2. The male lead is suspicious and possessive. He pursues his wife, and they save each other. --Coming soon: Dream of Yellow Millet-- The night Yan Chen gave Liang Feng to Shen Yizhou as a gift, she tore up those old photographs with him. "No need to thank me," he said with a smile. "If you make it big someday, don't forget me." Liang Feng quietly watched the photographs burn and said softly, "Yan Chen, when you die, you'll be alone." Yan Chen brushed a finger over her shoulder, unconcerned. "I'll take that as a blessing." Not long afterward, Shen Yizhou proposed to Liang Feng. On the day she tried on her wedding dress, Yan Chen cornered her in the fitting room. "You look beautiful." His eyes crinkled with a smile as he reached to touch her chin. The next moment, his fingers gripped it hard, his voice turning icy. "Take it off!" Liang Feng looked at him coldly. "Who do you think you are?" Yan Chen's gaze turned cold. He smiled. "Still dreaming your foolish dreams? If Shen Yizhou knew about your past with me, knew your intentions were impure and that you were counting on him to save you from your misery, do you think he'd still marry you?" Liang Feng reached out and seized his wrist, about to speak-- when someone suddenly kicked the fitting-room door open. The slap landed without mercy, sending Yan Chen crashing to the floor. Liang Feng stared in panic at Shen Yizhou, who had burst in. The color drained from her face. "You heard everything?" Liang Feng, ice-cold from head to toe, asked softly. Shen Yizhou lowered his eyes and wiped the blood from his hand. He smiled. "I heard." Liang Feng's heart sank into despair. Then she saw him wrap his other arm around her and whisper: "You'll be Mrs. Shen from now on. I'll never let you suffer again." - That day, in the water, she used up every last breath. Through the quiet ripples, she saw him bend down toward her. Her brain starved of oxygen, she sank into a daze. She experienced suffocation, death, love, and him with an ease that terrified her. In her confusion, she heard an ethereal song repeating in her ears: "The more beautiful something is, the less I can touch it" "Afraid the tragedy will happen again" --"My fate, my destiny" Lyrics from Hidden Tide Reader's guide: Male lead: Shen Yizhou Neither is a virgin / melodramatic / all three leads are trash! ---Coming soon: Undercurrent--- In the third year of An Yan's marriage to Fu Jinzhi, the mole she once cherished had finally become no more than a mosquito's bloodstain. At the company's annual gala, Fu Jinzhi tenderly held his kept secretary close, using work as an excuse for their flirtation. An Yan was alone in the woods behind the hotel when a man invited her to dance. He held An Yan by her slender waist and leaned close to her ear, whispering like a devil: "An Yan, have you heard of an undercurrent?" "It comes silently, and it's the deadliest of all." - And so that undercurrent surged, dragging An Yan ever downward. She let reason slip away and joined him for a feast in the dark. - Fu Jinzhi said he was going abroad on a business trip, so An Yan went back to his hometown with Xu Chaoshen. In the living room, lit with seductive, hazy light, Xu Chaoshen danced gracefully with An Yan. At the moment the woman was kissed into a state of helpless passion, he caught sight of Fu Jinzhi at the door, on the verge of madness. Xu Chaoshen curled his lips into a faint smile and spoke ominously: "Jinzhi, have you heard of an undercurrent?" "It comes silently, and it's the deadliest of all." It turned out that from beginning to end, she had only been a tool for his revenge. - The undercurrent receded, leaving everything unrecognizable. Xu Chaoshen thought An Yan would slap him, but instead she lightly wiped away the lipstick smudged at the corner of her mouth and smiled seductively at him: "Mr. Xu, thank you. I had a wonderful time too." #A carefully plotted revenge, a descent into false affection #Who took whom seriously, and who truly loved whom [Cold and ruthless vs. sexy and aloof] Reader's guide: 1. Caution for readers who prefer faithful couples. Both cheat, and one steals the other's partner. 2. Male lead: Xu Chaoshen. A fake reconciliation arc later on (not as dramatic as the one in Evening Breeze Chasing the Moon, so I'm noting it here to avoid getting criticized. He definitely pursues her.) Theme: If there's a misunderstanding, clear it up in time.