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Blurb
Everyone in their circle knew that Yan Heyu was heartless and uncaring. Among his childhood friends, he had topped the list of unfaithful men for years. But over the past two years, he seemed to treat Wen Di differently.
Just when Wen Di thought she and Yan Heyu might have a happy ending, her Cinderella dream shattered. He got engaged to a woman from a family that was his equal.
Not only did he have a fiancée, there was also a woman he had loved for many years hidden in his heart.
Wen Di slapped him across the face.
After they split up, Wen Di's life became wonderfully eventful. She was constantly dating, breaking up, and then dating someone new.
Yan Heyu went mad with jealousy and tried to buy off Wen Di's boyfriend.
Her new boyfriend had no shortage of money. He tossed the card back and added another two hundred yuan for good measure.
One day, after Wen Di returned from a date, Yan Heyu blocked the entrance to her residential complex with his car. His icy gaze seemed ready to tear her apart. “You’ve been playing around for two years. Haven’t you had enough?”
Wen Di: “What the hell is it to you?”
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Later, Yan Heyu shamelessly declared they were back together, though it was only on his side. He spent a year by Wen Di's side without a title or status.
One day, when she was in a good mood, he seized the chance to ask, “Can I make it official?”
By daytime, Wen Di had turned cold and denied him any recognition. She gave him a cool glance. “Why don't you go fly to the moon?”
One-line summary: The scumbag spends half his time in the crematorium. The prodigal returns.
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A few things to know:
1. The male lead puts self-interest first early on and is genuinely awful. Once he realizes his mistakes, he turns over a new leaf and rebuilds his outlook on life.
2. After the breakup, the female lead is lost for a while, but later focuses more on her career and heals herself through her own efforts.
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Blurb
Three months into their marriage, Jian Hang and Qin Moling are still sleeping in separate rooms. Their marriage was arranged by Qin Moling's grandfather, and Qin Moling has no feelings for her.
To outsiders, Jian Hang, whose family is ordinary, has married into the Qin family and gone from rags to riches.
Plenty of people are waiting to laugh when she becomes a discarded rich wife.
Jian Hang doesn't lose out in this marriage, either, so she decides to make the best of things with Qin Moling.
That night, she takes the initiative and strikes up a conversation, chatting with him about a trending topic.
Qin Moling gives her a few perfunctory replies.
Seeing how absent-minded he is, Jian Hang immediately gets up and returns to her bedroom.
A little while later, someone knocks.
Jian Hang doesn't open the door. Her voice is cool. “If you have something to say, say it!”
Qin Moling: “That trending topic you were interested in was at number 22 just now, marked ‘New.’ It's climbed to number 2, and there's a purple ‘Viral’ tag next to it.”
Jian Hang: “...”
In a sentence: They fight until the world turns upside down, and love until the end of time.
PS: Just like the title says, they marry first and fall in love later. He goes from not loving her, to falling for her, to being utterly devoted.
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The new season of a hit outdoor variety show begins filming, with a star-studded cast.
A dedicated veteran actor, a reclusive award-winning actor, a rising young starlet... plus a surprise addition: Jiang Shuyi, an unknown amateur who isn't even a minor celebrity.
Netizens are furious: Who is Jiang so-and-so? Why is she making our oppa play second fiddle?
Later, the beautiful, sweet-talking Jiang Shuyi becomes the darling of the show's star cast.
Netizens eat their words: See you next season, little sis~
On the night of the finale livestream, the production team answers questions from viewers: When will Miss Jiang debut? We'll pave a flower-strewn path for you~~
Jiang Shuyi smiles shyly. “I don't plan to debut.”
The viewers are stunned: Then why did you come on the show???
Jiang Shuyi gazes straight at the award-winning actor Shen Xun beside her. “To pursue my idol.”
Shen Xun is aloof and chaste, the low-key dreamboat unanimously recognized by the entertainment industry. After years working behind the scenes, he suddenly returns to the screen, not only joining a variety show but also supporting perfumer Fay.
His fans are in an uproar: What's gotten into him?!
Then, at the perfume launch, Fay takes her new creation onstage, stunning everyone with her beauty. She's like a completely different person from the little girl on the variety show.
The viewers finally understand: No wonder Miss Jiang never planned to debut.
The media seize the opportunity to interview Shen Xun. “You've invested in a wide range of ventures in recent years. Did you have a particular interest in the perfume business this time?”
“No.” Shen Xun looks at Jiang Shuyi onstage, his smile full of affection. “I did it to pursue my little princess.”
Theme: Learning how to love.
It's still a pity that Xiao Donghan didn't have the last word in the end.
After reading this book, I felt a little stronger. I originally read Shen Tang's book first, but I switched to this one after reading it. After reading it, I waited a few days before starting to read Shen Tang's book. When Yan Heyu was mentioned in the book, I looked at what he was doing at that time from a third-person perspective. Love, I can't help but think about Wen Di's mentality when she loved him at that time. A woman loves a man, but the man is planning to leave her. I feel even more sorry for Wen Di when I think about it... Let's continue with my third book, Entering the Play of Shen Tang~
After watching it, I still feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of the love that the female protagonist gives him.
I'm almost finished reading Xiaoxiao's book. This book's male, female, and male characters may not be my cup of tea, but it doesn't affect my love for the novel. My obsession is still to read Brother Zhiyi's articles, and I hope to have the opportunity to wait. Good night and sweet dreams!
I felt so uncomfortable that I couldn't stand it for a while. Especially after breaking up with Xiao Donghan, I felt that I couldn't stand it. Fortunately, he was later cured by the male protagonist's persistence.
I have watched them all, but the most heartbreaking part is not being able to be with the second male lead.
Why do many people think that the male protagonist wants the female protagonist to be his mistress? I don't think the male protagonist has this idea. When he decided to get engaged, he said that they should do their own thing. This is his idea of marriage. Later, when someone asked him what to do with the female protagonist, he said break up, which means that he did not intend to let the female protagonist be his mistress. On the day of the engagement, he reiterated that it was a physical marriage, but he also decided to break up that day, but he was reluctant that day. He was reluctant to let the female protagonist leave him, but he also had a huge benefit. The male protagonist The character design is to put interests first, and I think it is in line with his character (I don't mean to say that he is not a scumbag). Later, he added the name of the heroine to his villa. When he went to pick up the heroine at her home, he talked about meeting the parents. The hero said that his current identity and time were not suitable. This shows that he knows that his identity is not suitable, but he can meet often in the future and come to meet the parents next year. The conversation between him and the heroine here shows that the hero is serious because he His current status is not good, so he didn't meet. If he comes to see her later, it means that he has already planned to break off the engagement. Moreover, the male protagonist is not a fool. The female protagonist is also a rich young lady. How stupid does he have to be to let the female protagonist be his mistress? Meeting the heroine's parents, this is too unrealistic. Later, the hero and heroine break up. The hero himself said that the heroine has an arrogant character. He understands the heroine's character. How can she be a mistress with such a character? The hero must also know this. The hero is a scumbag. , He did not intend to be with the heroine for a long time at first, and he gave up the heroine directly for profit, but I really don't think he intended to let the heroine be his mistress. I think he has always been in a state of choosing between two, either profit or the heroine. It is really miserable for the heroine to be chosen without knowing it, and to be weighed and weighed all the time. (Again, I don't think the hero is a scumbag, and I am not speaking for the hero. I just simply think that the hero asking the heroine to be his mistress does not exist)
How could anyone think Wen is dirty? Imagine dating your boyfriend for three years. He got engaged and Wada said that everyone wanted to do their own thing in physical marriage. The male protagonist never thought about marrying Wen and wanted Wen to be a third party. It's so scumbag. I think the two Wen and Wen are dating are particularly good. Both parties are very frank. What's wrong with Xiao and boyfriend? It's a pity that we can't get a good result with Xiao, but Wen and Xiao are top-notch. Xiao won't let others say bad things about Wen after breaking up. Of course Wen can also love others and come out instead of just identifying with the male protagonist.
The most scolded male protagonist
Finished watching it, it was very interesting? But after watching it, I still don't know why Yan wanted to get engaged to Tian in the first place? Did you just do it yourself?
It's still a pity that Xiao Donghan didn't have the last word in the end.
After reading this book, I felt a little stronger. I originally read Shen Tang's book first, but I switched to this one after reading it. After reading it, I waited a few days before starting to read Shen Tang's book. When Yan Heyu was mentioned in the book, I looked at what he was doing at that time from a third-person perspective. Love, I can't help but think about Wen Di's mentality when she loved him at that time. A woman loves a man, but the man is planning to leave her. I feel even more sorry for Wen Di when I think about it... Let's continue with my third book, Entering the Play of Shen Tang~
After watching it, I still feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of the love that the female protagonist gives him.
I'm almost finished reading Xiaoxiao's book. This book's male, female, and male characters may not be my cup of tea, but it doesn't affect my love for the novel. My obsession is still to read Brother Zhiyi's articles, and I hope to have the opportunity to wait. Good night and sweet dreams!
I felt so uncomfortable that I couldn't stand it for a while. Especially after breaking up with Xiao Donghan, I felt that I couldn't stand it. Fortunately, he was later cured by the male protagonist's persistence.
I have watched them all, but the most heartbreaking part is not being able to be with the second male lead.
Why do many people think that the male protagonist wants the female protagonist to be his mistress? I don't think the male protagonist has this idea. When he decided to get engaged, he said that they should do their own thing. This is his idea of marriage. Later, when someone asked him what to do with the female protagonist, he said break up, which means that he did not intend to let the female protagonist be his mistress. On the day of the engagement, he reiterated that it was a physical marriage, but he also decided to break up that day, but he was reluctant that day. He was reluctant to let the female protagonist leave him, but he also had a huge benefit. The male protagonist The character design is to put interests first, and I think it is in line with his character (I don't mean to say that he is not a scumbag). Later, he added the name of the heroine to his villa. When he went to pick up the heroine at her home, he talked about meeting the parents. The hero said that his current identity and time were not suitable. This shows that he knows that his identity is not suitable, but he can meet often in the future and come to meet the parents next year. The conversation between him and the heroine here shows that the hero is serious because he His current status is not good, so he didn't meet. If he comes to see her later, it means that he has already planned to break off the engagement. Moreover, the male protagonist is not a fool. The female protagonist is also a rich young lady. How stupid does he have to be to let the female protagonist be his mistress? Meeting the heroine's parents, this is too unrealistic. Later, the hero and heroine break up. The hero himself said that the heroine has an arrogant character. He understands the heroine's character. How can she be a mistress with such a character? The hero must also know this. The hero is a scumbag. , He did not intend to be with the heroine for a long time at first, and he gave up the heroine directly for profit, but I really don't think he intended to let the heroine be his mistress. I think he has always been in a state of choosing between two, either profit or the heroine. It is really miserable for the heroine to be chosen without knowing it, and to be weighed and weighed all the time. (Again, I don't think the hero is a scumbag, and I am not speaking for the hero. I just simply think that the hero asking the heroine to be his mistress does not exist)
How could anyone think Wen is dirty? Imagine dating your boyfriend for three years. He got engaged and Wada said that everyone wanted to do their own thing in physical marriage. The male protagonist never thought about marrying Wen and wanted Wen to be a third party. It's so scumbag. I think the two Wen and Wen are dating are particularly good. Both parties are very frank. What's wrong with Xiao and boyfriend? It's a pity that we can't get a good result with Xiao, but Wen and Xiao are top-notch. Xiao won't let others say bad things about Wen after breaking up. Of course Wen can also love others and come out instead of just identifying with the male protagonist.
The most scolded male protagonist
Finished watching it, it was very interesting? But after watching it, I still don't know why Yan wanted to get engaged to Tian in the first place? Did you just do it yourself?