The Days of Our Youth

The next book, Let the Black Tea Drift for a While, will be updated soon. The blurb is out; visit the author's page to read it. Please add it to your collection. Thank you. Zhong Ying had terrible luck. She couldn't outlive the old man and inherit his enormous fortune. Instead, she managed to get herself killed first. Zhong Ying was lucky, though: she was reborn in the last century, and the husband who had originally been twenty-two years older than her, her walking ATM, was now her age. That year, he wasn't yet Mr. Yan, who could turn the world upside down with a wave of his hand. He was just a high schooler who looked honest and uncomplicated. Zhong Ying had been determined to enjoy life as a happy girl from the slums, but that plan went up in smoke as soon as she met him. Young and handsome, he was a safe investment. The sooner she got him to put a ring on it, the sooner they'd be married. Once he rose to power, every penny would be marital property. In this new life, she'd lie back and win her way to a life of luxury! One day, someone found Zhong Ying's diary. The first page read: Get rid of my first love, marry Yan Yu, look for a chance to divorce him, and sleep on a bed of money. The second page read: That bastard Xu Weidong is utterly heartless! That scumbag Xu Weidong ruined my youth! What should I do if I want to transfer Yan Yu's assets to Xu Weidong? Yan Yu: You want to take my money and run away with Xu Weidong? Zhong Ying: Would you believe me if I said he's my dad? A word of warning: The heroine is a happy-go-lucky slacker, and her values are a little skewed at first. She uses all her cleverness to cling to powerful people. She grows stronger and more independent later on, but this isn't a story about a domineering heroine taking the world by storm. Also: This is not an age-gap romance. The male and female leads are the same age. Theme: Youthful passion, and love conquers all.