I'll Read It to You [Showbiz]

Because of a deal, Wen Nian is forced to stir up scandals and act in terrible movies. After four years of dutifully doing it all, she gets the whole internet's blessing: Wen Nian, flop so hard you hit the center of the earth! Later, her boss forces her to join a dating reality show Boss: "...Weren't you supposed to get hated by the whole internet? Can someone from the production team come out here and talk to me?" Production team: "Sorry, she's too good. We can't make people hate her." Not only does an award-winning actor praise her performance, but her looks make the other female guests fade into the background, and she's even a cut above everyone else in intelligence. The production team is at a loss: How are we supposed to make people hate her? So when the show airs, the whole internet falls for her. Fans from every fandom who once issued statements opposing Wen Nian post stills of her with their idols from the show, declaring: Wen Nian has the best chemistry with my bias. Don't argue, or we'll beat you to a pulp. A certain aloof, self-possessed big shot can't help frowning when he sees it. After one phone call, his assistant receives an order: provide three days of free eye exams at the company's hospitals... Fans: "...That was definitely a dig at us." Wen Nian turns her life around and carves her way through every obstacle. Then she discovers certain truths and, drunk and flushed, storms into that man's home. She grabs his tie and pulls him close. "Fu Yanting, are you my savior?" The man freezes for two seconds. His gaze gradually darkens. His long fingers tug at his tightly buttoned collar, and he lowers his head, his voice hoarse and dry. "I don't want to be your savior. I just want to give you a fair world." Upcoming novel: Stop Here, An Yao When An Yao was seven, her father brought home a spotless, heartbreakingly handsome boy. An Yao stood quietly by the door and looked at him. Her father told her that he was Aunt Xi's son and would be staying with them for a while. He also told her to call him big brother. An Yao didn't want to. She pressed her lips together stubbornly and timidly asked him what his name was. "Xi Zhi," he told her. Xi Zhi. An Yao repeated the name in her heart, then nodded emphatically, her grape-bright eyes shining. Xi Zhi moved into her home and stayed for ten years. Then his family found him. He became Shen Zhian, and he brought her and her father to bustling, prosperous Kyoto. When An Yao first arrived in Kyoto, she was timid and insecure. A forbidden feeling that had taken root in her heart sometime before kept growing, and every day she stayed with the Shen family made her feel less worthy of Shen Zhian. Without hesitation, she applied to a university in a nearby city. Later, Shen Zhian brought a beautiful woman home. An Yao pretended everything was fine, but got so drunk at a bar that she could barely stand. The next morning, she woke up in Shen Zhian's room. She regretted that he'd found out she'd been drinking, and tried to slip away as soon as she got out of bed. Shen Zhian had just come in, though, and he grabbed her wrist and pinned her against the door. He lowered his head to look at her. His beautiful eyes were full of desire, enough to make her heart race and yet draw her helplessly in. "An Yao," he murmured in her ear, his cool voice turning hazy and husky "You're worthy of anyone in this world." "Including me." Everyone calls her Yaoyao. Only he calls her An'an. Everyone knows Shen Zhian. Only she knows Xi Zhi. A heroine who grows into herself × a "polite scoundrel" hero Theme: Face your difficulties.