Bone Spur

Click the author's profile to save "Getting into Trouble" Qiyuan was praying to return to her hometown, and the news reached Yincheng's circle of friends before it reached him. Qiyuan was buying yogurt at RT-Mart. Qiyuan was eating malatang and drinking fermented rice wine at the place by the old bridge. Qiyuan was taking a walk in the moat park, bundled in a thick down jacket and a big scarf, with only those unmistakable eyes showing. For a while, the whole little county seemed to boil over. One after another, Yincheng's friends made a point of arranging "chance encounters," just to find out whether this little witch had really come back. Until one day, a friend staked out the milk tea shop beside the high school and saw Qiyuan come over to buy milk tea, dressed like a masked warrior. At last, they were sure: she really fucking came back. "We're doomed," the friends cried out in unison in a private group chat. "Carry out Plan A. Keep the two of them apart!" Yincheng had loved someone. He loved her almost to the point of madness. One phone call from her, and he could skip his final exams and cross provincial borders overnight, earning himself a major disciplinary record at the police academy. The last time, she called and told him never to come looking for her again. He promised her, "I'll keep this number. If you call, I'll show up right away." But she didn't call again for five years. That night, he returned from an out-of-town case and planned to talk it over with his friends. After calling around without finding anyone, he grew extremely wary and immediately deduced from the slightest clues that the whole lot of them were at the police station. He rushed over. In the small mediation room, the woman he hadn't seen in five years sat at the head of the table, her long hair falling over the chest of her tight top. Her smiling face appeared and disappeared among his friends as she asked quietly, "So, can you handle this or not?" His friends all shouted over one another to answer. "We can!" "No problem!" "As long as you don't look for Yincheng, we'll take care of everything!" Yincheng, who felt as if he'd spent eight years in a hard-labor prison, watched his friends snuff out his last glimmer of hope on the spot. Eight years, not five. The pain Yincheng had caused Qiyuan had haunted her for eight years, yet every one of those people thought she was being unreasonable, grinding his dignity into the dirt. A seemingly hell-raising little witch VS a seemingly plain and unremarkable young master The male lead suffers horribly in the early chapters, just like the title suggests. Both are each other's first and only, happy ending. Starts at the end of this month. Visit the author's profile to preorder. Blurb: When Wen Lan was thirteen, a sudden, stabbing pain struck the back of her neck. Before long, a hard lump grew there. At the hospital, she went to the wrong department. The doctor said, "Could be brain cancer." Terrified, Wen Lan burst into tears at the hospital. Huo Yan was fourteen that year, handsome and reserved, keeping strangers at a distance. But when he came back that night, he indulged her unreasonable request and staged a wedding before her supposed death. He kissed the crown of her head. In a rare moment of tenderness, he said, "Don't be afraid. I'll be with you forever." Seven years later, the man held out a ring, fulfilling their childhood promise. Four years after that, Wen Lan lost her first child. Three years later, their relationship had become a hollow shell. On the day of the seven-year itch, she received a mysterious phone call claiming that her husband was preparing to murder her. With a heart as still as water, Wen Lan thought, At last, it's come. A bone spur causes agonizing pain when it first grows. After a while, it fuses with the skin and bones, and you stop feeling it. Wen Lan decided to cut it out, even though once they had been inseparable. . Huo Yan spent fourteen years plotting, and finally got his revenge. Yet in a deserted corner, all he could think of was that lovely, coquettish figure who was like midnight sunshine to him. "Hubby." The girl who used to wait for him to come home from work in an apron was gone forever. .Childhood sweethearts who fall in love, then turn against each other .A couple seeking revenge on each other .Happy ending .A wealthy young lady like a flower of worldly splendor VS a cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside scumbag of an ex-husband Preorder "Falling Head Over Heels in a Crime Investigation Novel": After transmigrating into a book, Song Qiang is fair-skinned and beautiful, with a slim waist and long legs. It's just that her love life is full of hardship: every boyfriend she dates dies. By the eighteenth... Ji Sisi barely appears in the original novel, and whenever he does, someone is about to die. He's a highly skilled forensic examiner. Not long after the two began working together, they analyzed the body of Song Qiang's seventeenth boyfriend. He was deeply impressed by the sight of Song Qiang calmly eating instant noodles beside her boyfriend's corpse. He concluded that she was more suited to him, so he proposed marriage. To his surprise, Song Qiang rejected him without hesitation. Then she started dating a wealthy boss suspected of being a murderer, who soon died suddenly. That's when he learned her little secret. Just back from the funeral of her twenty-first boyfriend, Song Qiang was cornered by the stone-faced forensic examiner. He pointed at something on the ground, his demeanor suddenly changing as the tips of his ears turned red, and said to her: "I just stepped on an ant. Please date me and punish me." Song Qiang: "…" A cool, badass policewoman who specializes in dealing with bad people VS a fake-gentleman forensic examiner who specializes in dealing with policewomen "Bone Spur" will be available when it is complete. Visit the author's profile to preorder. Theme: "Marry him, destroy him." Starts at the end of this month.