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My name is Nashikawa Ryu. I'm twenty-four years old, a mystery novelist at the height of my career on the surface, but in secret, the young lady of a certain gang.
Lately, I've been obsessed with a deduction game called Crimaster, supposedly to find inspiration for my next book. After climbing my way into the world's top five, I received an invitation to a famous detective competition in New York.
Still searching for inspiration for my next book, I gladly agreed to go to New York...
I never expected to walk away not only with the host's five-million-dollar grand prize, but also with love (?)
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My new boyfriend, Noda Hao, is a rich heir whose name graces the covers of gossip tabloids all over Tokyo. But he insists he's just an innocent romantic at risk of becoming a wizard. Having showered me with countless winks the first time we met at a New York cocktail party, he has me feeling skeptical.
Still, I'm quite happy with Noda Hao, because I've discovered that he's a hopeless romantic who puts me first in everything he does.
After we'd been dating for several years, he even offered to marry into my family. I was touched, then promptly turned him down. If he married into my family, wouldn't I have to inherit both the Noda Group and the Black Dragon Society?
Seeing the mountains of company paperwork, I decided that my boyfriend could suffer, but I wouldn't. So I resolutely dumped all the family business on him and carried on with my detective (?) work. No, wait, my career as a novelist.
Reading Guide:
1. Tokyo's Casanova Noda Hao VS mystery novelist Nashikawa Ryu
2. Elementary-school-level deduction + a sweet romance. Written for love, so please don't hate on it if it's not your thing.
Theme: In love and dreams, find a worthy opponent
(If you don't like it, just delete this post.)
I feel that there is a lot of content inserted into the dialogue between the two that can actually be taken out separately, because I feel that sometimes the dialogue between the two is too strange...
I ignored this point when watching the movie. The author just noticed this point and filled it in perfectly to make Tang Ren's image vivid on the page. He really paid attention to it.
I love this statement, a living character whose life is not just formed around falling in love
Wow! There is actually a Jinjiang Tang Dynasty article that is still being updated! It's not easy! Come on!
I remember it was finished before(//
New chapter change!
Press claw
I just discovered that it actually still has my name!
The flower butterfly calls herself me (this is Japanese characters)
I want to read my wife's other book!
(If you don't like it, just delete this post.) I feel that there is a lot of content inserted into the dialogue between the two that can actually be taken out separately, because I feel that sometimes the dialogue between the two is too strange...
I ignored this point when watching the movie. The author just noticed this point and filled it in perfectly to make Tang Ren's image vivid on the page. He really paid attention to it.
I love this statement, a living character whose life is not just formed around falling in love
Wow! There is actually a Jinjiang Tang Dynasty article that is still being updated! It's not easy! Come on!
I remember it was finished before(//
New chapter change! Press claw
I just discovered that it actually still has my name!
The flower butterfly calls herself me (this is Japanese characters)
Marry! Marry! Marry!