[Complete. My next book is South Wind in My Arms. The blurb is at the end. Please add it to your favorites~]
Yan Yuqing, a rich young man in the capital, is famous in his social circle for being aloof and carefree. He's never been heartbroken over love.
Then he meets Jian Ning, who keeps her distance when she speaks and doesn't like clinging to him. He schemes to get close to her and uses a few tricks to keep her by his side.
Jian Ning knows she's nothing but a walking tool. Yan Yuqing is sure to marry a woman of equal social standing.
Once she realizes how she feels, she resolutely asks to break things off.
"Let's not see each other again."
"Fine." Usually calm and restrained, he furrows his brows, a faint anger in his eyes. Then he turns back, pulls her toward him, and kisses her in a fit of frustration.
Their friends all assume that the financial tycoon Yan Yuqing is cold and aloof in private, and that Jian Ning must be the one chasing after him. They think it's already a huge stroke of luck that she got to mingle with his circle.
They never imagined that this refined, distant man could be so tender, cherishing her and pampering her without restraint.
Coming next: South Wind in My Arms
1.
At a gathering of wealthy young men, the person they talk about most is Wen Ling, the elegant beauty from A University's law school.
Some call her aloof, others say she's hard to win over. Only Shao Nanze, the young master of the Shao family, lounges quietly in a corner, content to listen.
Someone asks him, "Is there really no girl you can't win over? Why not give it a try?"
Shao Nanze's eyes flicker. He toys with a dark green earring in the shadows and lets out a low laugh. "Don't mess with a girl who studies law."
One minute ago, he'd received a text:
"Shao, let's pretend I lost control last night. Please return my earring, and we'll call it even.
-Wen Ling"
2.
Years later, at a blind date gathering.
Wen Ling opens the door and enters a tea room where seven or eight promising young men are seated.
One man stands tall by the window, watching the snow. His otherworldly bearing outshines every other man there.
Wen Ling suppresses the turmoil in her heart, puts on a calm expression, and asks with a smile, "What are you doing here?"
Shao Nanze takes out the dark green earring. "It's been six years, Attorney Wen. It's time to put some things behind us."
A month later, at a work event.
Everyone whispers among themselves, wondering why Prosecutor Shao and Attorney Wen are wearing matching rings.
The earring becomes a ring, a belated expression of Shao Nanze's love for Wen Ling.
The person you fall for at first sight is someone you'll love for a long time.
A passionate young love is something you don't want to let go of once you have it.
Theme: Build a beautiful new life together
How noble is it to use these English names! If you give it an English name and give it a Chinese name, do you know how to write it in Chinese? Hard to describe in one word
Do you really regret not buying this book? One: The female protagonist is truly self-reliant, and the male protagonist will also understand her very well. There is no abuse, it can even be said to be completely sweet, and there are not many unnecessary entanglements with rich families. 2: The main conflict is only the identity and class gap between the male and female protagonists. Once resolved, they will be together again without any delay. Three: There are many profound sentences worth savoring. Use some golden sentences and indicate the source. The author will show every contradiction between the male and female protagonists through the sub-CP, and clearly feel the depression of the female protagonist or the male protagonist. Four: HE
The heroine's parents' surnames are mixed up a lot~~ Is it uncomfortable?
I'm numb, Wang Xiaohong, I have the same name, I'm torn apart
I finished the chase in one go, scattering flowers
How many more endings are there for the extra episode? Or is it already finished?
Ah. How many chapters are left in the extra chapter? I really want to see it
Check in after reading it! Quiet and vigorous love! Love it!
Love bravely and passionately!
Throw flowers! See you next time