[Bold, passionate dance prodigy x gentle, devoted aloof beauty, younger woman]
[Next novel: I Am a Wasteland Villain Alpha, book number 8346142]
At the same time the top girl group Lily announced its disbandment, top member Fang Liumo confessed to the group's leader, Ji Shubai, and was rejected. She then retired from the stage. No one knew that in private, the two were secretly married and kept a low profile.
Everyone in the industry knew Fang Liumo was proud and flamboyant. Her stunning face won her countless fans right after her debut, and she got away with all kinds of things on her looks alone. She once made the spectacular achievement of arguing a difficult senior guest to tears on a variety show, yet she reserved all her tenderness for Ji Shubai.
After the group disbanded, Ji Shubai focused on acting. Fang Liumo was almost always on set to visit her, cooking for the woman she loved and braving the blazing sun to make a long journey just for a little dessert Ji Shubai had casually mentioned.
Fang Liumo had always believed that Ji Shubai loved her deeply.
When Fang was fifteen, she was suddenly brought into the debut lineup to fill a vacancy. Ji Shubai patiently taught her to sing and dance, and stayed with her for extra practice. She made her cold drinks in summer and gave her scarves in winter. That warmth gradually made Fang fall, until she forgot how far apart they had once been in status.
Even when Ji Shubai's responses to her alternated between warm and cold, Fang thought it was simply because Ji Shubai was reserved. It never occurred to her that Ji Shubai might not love her.
Until their wedding anniversary, when Ji Shubai, who hadn't come home all night, was photographed entering and leaving a hotel with her arm intimately around another woman. Only then did Fang realize that Ji Shubai could look at someone with such tenderness.
Seeing the woman who stood beside Ji Shubai, called the shots, and had a face somewhat like her own, Fang Liumo decisively chose to step aside and let them be together.
*
At twenty-seven, Ji Shubai was cool and chaste. After years in the entertainment industry, she'd never had a single scandal and had kept herself untainted by its muddy waters. She excelled in both singing and dancing and acting, winning award after award as her career soared. Her only scandal was her three-year marriage to Fang Liumo.
After a car accident left Ji Shubai unconscious on her way to an awards ceremony, she woke up with amnesia. She found herself at Fang Liumo's home, with the woman the outside world said she couldn't get along with holding medicine in her mouth and slowly feeding it to her.
After helping Ji Shubai collect her trophy, Fang Liumo took a year off to focus on acting.
During that year, Ji Shubai visited her more and more often. The look in her eyes grew increasingly heated, intent, and devoted.
While recovering, Ji Shubai learned something: they were exes, but Fang Liumo still couldn't forget her, so deeply lost in her that she'd forgotten herself.
The first thing Ji Shubai did after recovering and returning to work was secretly sign up for the variety show Fang Liumo was on. She arranged for the production team to set up a confession scene, planning to surprise her.
But on the night she had everything ready and was about to confess, Ji Shubai unexpectedly ran into Fang Liumo, chatting and laughing with a beautiful woman.
"Shubai? She's a former teammate. We're not close."
"There was never a relationship. It was just publicity."
As memories came flooding back, the tearing pain in her heart told Ji Shubai just how fiercely she loved Fang. But Fang Liumo had already taken the heart she'd given her.
Later, the roses in Ji Shubai's arms were crushed into the dirt. Holding a cold, impersonal agreement, she watched Fang laugh and chat with someone else, their actions intimate. In the wretched depths of the night, the woman's bewitching smile was like a thorny rose. She kissed away Ji Shubai's tears in the darkness and whispered:
"Big sister, falling in love with your replacement is the most forbidden thing of all."
[Please note]
1. They are four years apart. Happy ending, no partner changes. Neither of the leads ever crosses the line with anyone else.
2. Keywords: bittersweet melodrama, switched identities, rekindled love; memories will return, and the regretful ex will suffer plenty. The bottom pursues the top for a long time, and the groveling begins after chapter 20.
Theme: People should respect one another.
Hmm, I kind of want to see Ms. Ji break down in tears in front of Ah Mo, whether it's for emotional reasons or uh... Physical reasons [Shut up]
I feel like this book stretches out a lot of unnecessary details, but none of them seem to be really fruitful.
Overall, it is full of bugs and inconsistent logic, which is a pity.
In fact, their two statuses are essentially unequal, but Ji is a bit good, not pua, and scumbag is obvious, um, no sex marriage, all kinds of things, Mo is put at the end, and she is sticky with others. In fact, the most terrifying control is to use your own difficulties to make the other half accept that everything about you is unreasonable. As for Mo, I think she is very attractive when she pursues her career and is ruthless to herself.
You can let go, but there is no need to be together again!
It finally feels a bit like a crematorium.
But what do the Jiang family want to do? Is it because Ji Qing dared to do evil things to the other party because of Ji's indifference and cold violence? (The circle of friends around me has a contemptuous attitude, and the elders in the family do not like it)
The Jiang family was unexpectedly retaliated at this time, and Jiang Zhiyan even sent spies here, but wouldn't it be a better choice not to take action at the beginning?
Compared with the main event of this scene, the crematorium, the motives on the other side are still inexplicable. It couldn't be just to add the fake news about jumping off a building to fake death, which is completely unnecessary and has no obvious impact at present, right?
The next book will be "My Ex's Self-Rescue Strategy [Quick Time Travel]" (see column) or "I Am the Wasteland Villain Alpha" (ISBN: 8346142). As expected, it will be published in June~
It seems that Xingguang's line is about to be closed, but the Jiang family's handiwork still seems inexplicable.
It would be more reasonable if Jiang Er was the one doing this, but it's hard to understand when Sister Jiang jumps in.
In addition, the inexplicable neighbor Han is also there. Is it just to clean up Ji's image?
How come at this time, you can still spew out a bunch of irrelevant new names.
But to be honest, it looks like a flowing tool. After all, apart from the past word count and plot, these names have no effect so far.
Wow, it's really beautiful. I'm looking forward to your updates. Duoduo mua~
Sure enough, it takes a bit of beating before someone gets the hang of it?
Only after losing does one know how to cherish. If this were the case, there would be nothing to worry about other sisters.
The Female Supporting Role Is Always in Shura Field [Quick Wear]
Knife the Heroine [Infinite]
Provoking [Entertainment Circle]
I'm Done Being the Heroine of This Historical Romance
Reborn as the Paranoid Villain's Early-Dying Ex-Wife
After Cat Alpha Rescues the Wrong Female Lead
The Ex's Self-Rescue Guide [Quick Transmigration]
After Becoming a Scumbag Alpha, I Stole the Heroine from a Tragic Romance
The Business of Love [Quick Transmigration]
The Poor Little One Becomes a Rich Family's Live-In Alpha
Hmm, I kind of want to see Ms. Ji break down in tears in front of Ah Mo, whether it's for emotional reasons or uh... Physical reasons [Shut up]
I feel like this book stretches out a lot of unnecessary details, but none of them seem to be really fruitful. Overall, it is full of bugs and inconsistent logic, which is a pity.
In fact, their two statuses are essentially unequal, but Ji is a bit good, not pua, and scumbag is obvious, um, no sex marriage, all kinds of things, Mo is put at the end, and she is sticky with others. In fact, the most terrifying control is to use your own difficulties to make the other half accept that everything about you is unreasonable. As for Mo, I think she is very attractive when she pursues her career and is ruthless to herself.
You can let go, but there is no need to be together again!
It finally feels a bit like a crematorium. But what do the Jiang family want to do? Is it because Ji Qing dared to do evil things to the other party because of Ji's indifference and cold violence? (The circle of friends around me has a contemptuous attitude, and the elders in the family do not like it) The Jiang family was unexpectedly retaliated at this time, and Jiang Zhiyan even sent spies here, but wouldn't it be a better choice not to take action at the beginning? Compared with the main event of this scene, the crematorium, the motives on the other side are still inexplicable. It couldn't be just to add the fake news about jumping off a building to fake death, which is completely unnecessary and has no obvious impact at present, right?
The next book will be "My Ex's Self-Rescue Strategy [Quick Time Travel]" (see column) or "I Am the Wasteland Villain Alpha" (ISBN: 8346142). As expected, it will be published in June~
It seems that Xingguang's line is about to be closed, but the Jiang family's handiwork still seems inexplicable. It would be more reasonable if Jiang Er was the one doing this, but it's hard to understand when Sister Jiang jumps in. In addition, the inexplicable neighbor Han is also there. Is it just to clean up Ji's image?
How come at this time, you can still spew out a bunch of irrelevant new names. But to be honest, it looks like a flowing tool. After all, apart from the past word count and plot, these names have no effect so far.
Wow, it's really beautiful. I'm looking forward to your updates. Duoduo mua~
Sure enough, it takes a bit of beating before someone gets the hang of it? Only after losing does one know how to cherish. If this were the case, there would be nothing to worry about other sisters.