[Early practice work, not very successful. Not recommended for beginners]
After an accident while drunk, Xu Wan slept with his best friend's straight male senior, then woke up to find himself being "forced to take responsibility." They dated for three years.
During those three years, the straight guy braved every hardship and pampered Xu Wan more and more, thanks to his five-star service.
But as a decent gay man, Xu Wan couldn't bear to sit back and watch a straight guy turn gay, so in the end he proposed a breakup.
He dusted himself off and slipped away with remarkable decisiveness.
After the breakup, Xu Wan tried every substitute he could find, from forty-year-old industry elites to eighteen-year-old hotties with perky butts, but they were all like chicken ribs: not worth the trouble and tasteless to eat.
Meanwhile, his ex, Yu Si, also seemed to have returned to the straight and narrow, reportedly moving among the daughters of wealthy families and dominating the seas in his corner of the business world.
In everyone's eyes, Xu Wan was spoiled, flirtatious, and freedom-loving, while Yu Si was humble, low-key, and principled. They assumed the two had simply broken up peacefully because their values were incompatible.
Little did they know Xu Wan had moved at least four times, and every time, a newly opened breakfast shop was waiting downstairs at his new place.
Another chain started by his ex.
The ruthless business heir, a hound in the world of commerce, routinely brought him breakfast, as if they were still in college and Yu Si had never left his life.
"Breakfast costs one hug."
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A pure-hearted, doglike, straight-laced man x a gorgeous, sharp-tongued little menace.
A story about two men who pretend to be players.
They get back together after a breakup.
There are melodramatic misunderstandings.
A crossover with the danmei novel next door, "Top Student, Lend Me a Cute Selfie for Online Dating."
Content warnings:
1. The bottom is very vain, and knows how to do makeup and get tattoos.
2. The bottom had a first love before the top, but they never had any kind of relationship.
3. The top seems to turn a straight man gay, but is actually homophobic and deep in the closet.
4. The top and bottom sleep together before they fall in love the first time around.
5. The top does not change. A perverted supporting character appears _(:з"∠)_
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Coming soon: "Level Ten in the Art of Huan Huan, Trapped in an Otome Game [Game Transmigration]"
After pulling several all-nighters for finals, Lu Xinqiao finally found time to watch "The Legend of Zhen Huan." She died before dawn.
And so, she opened the door to a new world.
A truly new world.
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Her father died of illness, and his eldest daughter took the throne.
The rise of the heroine, Lu Xinqiao, is no easy feat. As a young woman, she must work even harder to balance her career and love life, inheriting the family business while doing her utmost to navigate relationships with five men and find her true love.
An award-winning actor who is the moonlight of her youth;
A bold, outspoken former fiancé;
A loyal, thoughtful childhood friend and secretary;
A cool, elegant elite with a sickly beauty;
A sweet, puppy-like young idol with impeccable tea-making skills.
System: Incorrect host gender detected. Correcting script...
System: Your identity is now Lu Xinqiao, CEO of the Lu Group. You are currently cross-dressing as a woman.
Lu Xinqiao: ?
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Seeing that the men had no interest in her and the game was about to reach a bad ending, Lu Xinqiao decided to give up.
System: Your personal golden finger has been activated!
Lu Xinqiao: (on oxygen)
System: Level Ten in the Art of Huan Huan!
Lu Xinqiao: ???
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"Even if I win the idol's love, he'll only see me as a stand-in."
The moonlight's lips trembled. Affection up.
"You said you wouldn't let this CEO run wild, and yet I've done it plenty of times!"
The former fiancé's gaze deepened. Affection up.
"My love for you is no less than my love for your older brother!"
The childhood-friend secretary blushed. Affection up.
"May your illness become terminal, so you can see me every day."
The sickly beauty raised an eyebrow. Affection up.
"That year, when the apricot blossoms were damp with rain, I said I was your partner. Clearly, I had it right from the start."
The young idol gritted his teeth. Affection up.
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Bad news: four of the men have been locked out of the route.
Good news: one remains.
Reading guide:
1. This is not a choose-your-own-husband story. One-on-one romance: a sharp-tongued, cross-dressing CEO who talks a big game x a scheming, green-tea, wolfdog idol.
2. The game is entirely fictional and has no real-life model.
3. The bottom cross-dresses early on and is exposed later.
4. This is not an allegory. I'm just writing the story I want to read.
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My completed novel in the author's collection, "I Used My Ex's Good Looks to Become an Actor Again [Transmigration]," also features a reunited-after-a-breakup romance. Give it a try ww
Theme: Love means respect and understanding.
? I'm here to write a long review again
This time I'll get straight to the point, and briefly talk about why I like Sister Wanwan and some of the problems in Sister Wanwan's book in my eyes (I don't know how to write, so this is just a reader's perspective, don't blame me for my personal opinions!)
1. Sister Wanwan's character is actually very good, a contradiction of self-loathing, inferiority, arrogance and narcissism, but it may not be very suitable for online articles on the JJ platform, or it may not be very suitable for a cp like Yu Si in online articles. From the perspective of online articles, I may prefer Bai Qingyang's type. (The premise is the crematorium story, and then Zha Gong is severely tortured.) But after carefully thinking about Sister Wanwan's character, I found that he is completely unsuitable for the crematorium story. Sister Wanwan is the kind of character who will never forgive Zha Gong. Only a subjectively innocent person like Yu Si can make him turn around. After all, Sister Wanwan has always been resistant to her own father, and he has not forgiven so many of her exes, including Yu Ning, who worked hard to take the blame. If Yu Si is a scumbag, Sister Wanwan will never change her mind.
2. Based on the previous point, it appears that the audience of CP is small, and it feels that the tension is a bit lacking. It is not as warm and affectionate as Xiao Xie and others, nor is it as high-purity and complementary as Da Xie. I feel that Daddy has realized this, so the timeline five years later has added a lot of external changes to Yu Si's character. Although the core is still the gentle big brother, the outside has become more aggressive and a little more barbaric (no derogatory meaning)
3. Also based on the previous point, the characters are a little fragmented. Maybe it has something to do with Da Da's state of mind when creating? I feel that after five years, Sister Wanwan has become calm and indifferent, and her whole person is miserable, not as sweet as she was in campus. Yu Si has also become a bit abrupt. Although there are hints in more than ten chapters, the technique of setting a foreshadowing is not very suitable for emotional writing. Emotional writing may be more straightforward (personal opinion, definitely not a writing guide QAQ)
4. Sister Wanwan's concept feels a bit hasty, and the framework is not established... Personally, I feel that the supporting characters have become thinner, and I can't understand Bai Qingyang's motivations more and more. He seems to be a villain, evil without any motive, but this is not like the consistent writing style, so it is quite confusing, so I won't think too much about it.
5. The plot of the story has no special ups and downs... It's sweet, and it's not cruel. As a reader, I personally feel a little disappointed, and I don't have a lot of desire to read it. But I seem to like this kind of long-lasting love, so I think a big novel is more suitable for fattening up and eating in one bite.
6. If you are tired from writing, it's okay to take a break. Although I don't know why you keep writing about modern dramas instead of back to ancient times, but you don't have to write so tiredly. I really want to watch ancient dramas, but it doesn't matter if you want to write about modern dramas. But you can try hot topics? For those of traveling through books and being reborn in the crematorium, I saw that there are related types in Dada's pre-collection, and I'm looking forward to Dada's new attempts!
7. The above are just my personal opinions, which are very subjective. Just take half of it and throw away the other half. I always think Da Da is a very clever author. Don't be discouraged if you can't find your niche and won't be seen. Please feel free to write the story you want to write. I will read it carefully.
8. Happy New Year! Tigers and tigers are powerful, happy every day, and write like a god!
The pervert is the author hahahahahahahaha
I actually read a book for free
Wait, Bai Qingyang, I seem to vaguely remember that this belongs to Fu's father. So, Xu Wan is also a child whose mother was deceived? ! ! ! !
Oh, I co-authored it because I don't want to be robbed of my friends. It made me laugh so hard hahahahahahaha
Sprinkle flowers??(???????)??
Wuwuwuwu, it's over. Spread the flowers.
Is it updated every other day now? Which one will you write next?
I'm looking at the fattening point, wow, wow, not enough.
Three sentences made my brother-in-law cry 180,000 times
"Don't look for locals from City A"
"Dad, don't listen to Ruirui's nonsense."
"(Hang up the phone)"
? I'm here to write a long review again This time I'll get straight to the point, and briefly talk about why I like Sister Wanwan and some of the problems in Sister Wanwan's book in my eyes (I don't know how to write, so this is just a reader's perspective, don't blame me for my personal opinions!) 1. Sister Wanwan's character is actually very good, a contradiction of self-loathing, inferiority, arrogance and narcissism, but it may not be very suitable for online articles on the JJ platform, or it may not be very suitable for a cp like Yu Si in online articles. From the perspective of online articles, I may prefer Bai Qingyang's type. (The premise is the crematorium story, and then Zha Gong is severely tortured.) But after carefully thinking about Sister Wanwan's character, I found that he is completely unsuitable for the crematorium story. Sister Wanwan is the kind of character who will never forgive Zha Gong. Only a subjectively innocent person like Yu Si can make him turn around. After all, Sister Wanwan has always been resistant to her own father, and he has not forgiven so many of her exes, including Yu Ning, who worked hard to take the blame. If Yu Si is a scumbag, Sister Wanwan will never change her mind. 2. Based on the previous point, it appears that the audience of CP is small, and it feels that the tension is a bit lacking. It is not as warm and affectionate as Xiao Xie and others, nor is it as high-purity and complementary as Da Xie. I feel that Daddy has realized this, so the timeline five years later has added a lot of external changes to Yu Si's character. Although the core is still the gentle big brother, the outside has become more aggressive and a little more barbaric (no derogatory meaning) 3. Also based on the previous point, the characters are a little fragmented. Maybe it has something to do with Da Da's state of mind when creating? I feel that after five years, Sister Wanwan has become calm and indifferent, and her whole person is miserable, not as sweet as she was in campus. Yu Si has also become a bit abrupt. Although there are hints in more than ten chapters, the technique of setting a foreshadowing is not very suitable for emotional writing. Emotional writing may be more straightforward (personal opinion, definitely not a writing guide QAQ) 4. Sister Wanwan's concept feels a bit hasty, and the framework is not established... Personally, I feel that the supporting characters have become thinner, and I can't understand Bai Qingyang's motivations more and more. He seems to be a villain, evil without any motive, but this is not like the consistent writing style, so it is quite confusing, so I won't think too much about it. 5. The plot of the story has no special ups and downs... It's sweet, and it's not cruel. As a reader, I personally feel a little disappointed, and I don't have a lot of desire to read it. But I seem to like this kind of long-lasting love, so I think a big novel is more suitable for fattening up and eating in one bite. 6. If you are tired from writing, it's okay to take a break. Although I don't know why you keep writing about modern dramas instead of back to ancient times, but you don't have to write so tiredly. I really want to watch ancient dramas, but it doesn't matter if you want to write about modern dramas. But you can try hot topics? For those of traveling through books and being reborn in the crematorium, I saw that there are related types in Dada's pre-collection, and I'm looking forward to Dada's new attempts! 7. The above are just my personal opinions, which are very subjective. Just take half of it and throw away the other half. I always think Da Da is a very clever author. Don't be discouraged if you can't find your niche and won't be seen. Please feel free to write the story you want to write. I will read it carefully. 8. Happy New Year! Tigers and tigers are powerful, happy every day, and write like a god!
The pervert is the author hahahahahahahaha
I actually read a book for free
Wait, Bai Qingyang, I seem to vaguely remember that this belongs to Fu's father. So, Xu Wan is also a child whose mother was deceived? ! ! ! !
Oh, I co-authored it because I don't want to be robbed of my friends. It made me laugh so hard hahahahahahaha
Sprinkle flowers??(???????)??
Wuwuwuwu, it's over. Spread the flowers.
Is it updated every other day now? Which one will you write next?
I'm looking at the fattening point, wow, wow, not enough.
Three sentences made my brother-in-law cry 180,000 times "Don't look for locals from City A" "Dad, don't listen to Ruirui's nonsense." "(Hang up the phone)"