Next up: Sunset Falls into an Orange Sea [Second Chance Romance], Old-Time Rain [The Ex-Wife's Revenge], and The Puppy Says the Culprit Is You. Please add them to your reading lists~
Su Yun is the lead editor of the romance division at Jinjiang. Readers call her the "Demon of a Hundred Rejections" because she once set a record by rejecting one hundred contract applications in a single day.
When the resentment of all those rejected authors turns into the Rejected Authors' Revenge System, it drags Su Yun into book after book that she once turned down. To return to the real world, she has to get every book successfully signed to a contract and earn more than ten thousand favorites.
Even Su Yun, a star editor who can turn the online fiction market upside down, can't help throwing her head back and howling, "You've got to be kidding me! Are you messing with me? How am I supposed to fix these stories so they'll get ten thousand favorites???"
The System replies in an utterly cold voice, with just a hint of mockery: "Otherwise, how would it be revenge?"
First book: The CEO's Pursuit of His Wife, with a Crematorium Ending
Second book: Reborn for Revenge and to Crush the Scumbags
Third book: The School Hunk and Top Student Fall in Love with Me
Synopsis of Sunset Falls into an Orange Sea [Second Chance Romance]
[A gentle, resilient genius physics professor x a proud, passionate head of a business empire; second chance romance]
Xu Xicheng and He Yan were the most unexpected couple at Jingbei University.
One was a carefree, flamboyant rich young master.
The other was a disciplined physics prodigy who devoted herself entirely to her studies.
Their personalities, families, outlooks, and upbringings were worlds apart. Everyone thought the young master was only fooling around.
He Yan admitted that at first he had only found her amusing, but before he knew it, he had fallen deeper and deeper.
He wanted to marry Xu Xicheng, hold her hand until they grew old, and never miss a sunset or a ray of dawn with her.
But she didn't want that.
On the night they broke up, he gave up everything to beg her to stay. Yet the eyes that had once brimmed with love and joy were empty as Xu Xicheng answered him calmly and resolutely.
"Love is nothing more than the result of phenethylamine, catecholamines, norepinephrine, endorphins, and serotonin acting together."
"It doesn't matter to me, and it doesn't matter to you."
*
They met again seven years later, when Xu Xicheng returned to her alma mater as an associate professor in the physics department.
He Yan's cold, distant "Professor Xu" made it clear that they were nothing to each other.
Xu Xicheng responded with poise and grace, thinking their story had reached its ending.
Whether love or hate, it meant nothing in the face of time, which flowed forever toward greater entropy.
But the defenses He Yan had painstakingly built in his heart collapsed the instant he saw her.
He couldn't treat her like a stranger, and he couldn't pretend he didn't love her.
That night, drunk out of his mind, he could no longer suppress the feelings surging within him.
He pulled into his arms the person who had turned away from him countless times in the rainy nights of his dreams, his voice hoarse and trembling.
"Little Orange... I miss you so much..."
*
After dinner with an old friend, Xu Xicheng ran into He Yan, his face dark with anger. He kissed her until she could hardly breathe. Once she broke free, she swung around and slapped him with all her strength.
Ignoring the blood at the corner of his mouth, He Yan took her reddened hand, his eyes full of heartache. "That hurts. Don't hit me with your hand."
Later, he unexpectedly came upon Xu Xicheng with his older brother. He lost all reason, lashed out at her, and got slapped again.
He managed a bitter smile, his heart aching as though cut by a knife. "I told you not to hit me with your hand. It hurts."
Xu Xicheng only said two words, as cold as frost: "Apologize."
He Yan didn't understand. Before, he had been too greedy, wanting her whole heart.
But now, he would be content with just a corner of it. Why wouldn't she even give him that?
*
It's absurd for people who study physics to talk about fate.
But Xu Xicheng still believed that, from the instant the singularity appeared, everything had already been decided.
Still, even the Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado Mountain could not necessarily fathom the whole of fate. How could she, living in this mortal world, know where the next wind would blow?
What are you babbling about? I want to kiss you.
He Yan hadn't understood a single word, so he silenced her lips with a kiss.
"Why think so much? All you need to know is that a man named He Yan loves you more than anyone else in the world."
Theme: With a determined heart, nothing is impossible.
No! I don't believe that this visa rejection standard is so strict. I saw a lot of rubbish can be shortlisted v. It stained my eyes and my wallet.
I'm curious about the editor's feelings after seeing this book (it's not a big deal to watch the excitement)
Originally, as an editor, I had to strictly review my work, but I didn't do anything wrong, so after I came in, I was deceived in various ways.
I don't believe Jinjiang is so strict, because I still see a lot of bastard authors with bad writing, bad writing, and incomprehensible writing. Although I am a reader, this is too malicious to the editor. . . The author and editor should make changes together.
It is reasonable to suspect that this is the author's personal experience.
The author can be considered as signing a contract to teach, hahaha
It's really spot on.
Woo woo woo, I will never forget it, there will be an echo
After we broke up, my ex-boyfriend and I became tandem pilots...?
No matter how you read this copy, it feels like it has some personal grudges hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Marfan syndrome, also known as spider digit (toe) syndrome, commonly known as spider disease, is a congenital hereditary connective tissue disease with autosomal dominant inheritance and a family history. The incidence of the disease is equal in men and women, and it is transmitted vertically from generation to generation. If a patient marries a normal person, half of the children born will be normal people and half will be patients. This is a disease with low morbidity but extremely high mortality, with an incidence rate of 4 to 12.7/100,000. 85% Of patients are hereditary. The average natural life span of people suffering from this disease is only 32 years, and the mortality rate within 3 months after onset is over 70%.
Patients with Marfan syndrome usually have unusual physiques, with heights ranging from 1.8 To 2.1 Meters. Other symptoms include slender and uneven limbs, fingers, and toes, and abnormalities in the cardiovascular system, especially combined heart valve abnormalities and aortic aneurysms. The disease may also affect other organs, including the lungs, eyes, dura mater, hard palate, etc. (Check online)
Put the Boss in the Restricted Text
The Setting Sun Falls into the Sea of Oranges [Reunion After Breaking the Mirror]
After the Little Theater Before Bed Was Synchronized to the Cold-Faced Boss
Marry First and Fall in Love Later Than Coding
Top-Notch Sweetheart and Assistant Qingmei
Don't Dream Cold Tonight [Entertainment Circle]
Boss, You're Just a Source of Material
Can I Have Your Student ID?
I Want Both the Blue Buff and Mid Lane [Esports]
Little Master, How About You Leave the Monastery and Marry Me?
The Rabbit Is Upset
Buy Me a Cup of Kumquat Lemon Tea
No! I don't believe that this visa rejection standard is so strict. I saw a lot of rubbish can be shortlisted v. It stained my eyes and my wallet.
I'm curious about the editor's feelings after seeing this book (it's not a big deal to watch the excitement)
Originally, as an editor, I had to strictly review my work, but I didn't do anything wrong, so after I came in, I was deceived in various ways.
I don't believe Jinjiang is so strict, because I still see a lot of bastard authors with bad writing, bad writing, and incomprehensible writing. Although I am a reader, this is too malicious to the editor. . . The author and editor should make changes together.
It is reasonable to suspect that this is the author's personal experience.
The author can be considered as signing a contract to teach, hahaha It's really spot on.
Woo woo woo, I will never forget it, there will be an echo
After we broke up, my ex-boyfriend and I became tandem pilots...?
No matter how you read this copy, it feels like it has some personal grudges hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Marfan syndrome, also known as spider digit (toe) syndrome, commonly known as spider disease, is a congenital hereditary connective tissue disease with autosomal dominant inheritance and a family history. The incidence of the disease is equal in men and women, and it is transmitted vertically from generation to generation. If a patient marries a normal person, half of the children born will be normal people and half will be patients. This is a disease with low morbidity but extremely high mortality, with an incidence rate of 4 to 12.7/100,000. 85% Of patients are hereditary. The average natural life span of people suffering from this disease is only 32 years, and the mortality rate within 3 months after onset is over 70%. Patients with Marfan syndrome usually have unusual physiques, with heights ranging from 1.8 To 2.1 Meters. Other symptoms include slender and uneven limbs, fingers, and toes, and abnormalities in the cardiovascular system, especially combined heart valve abnormalities and aortic aneurysms. The disease may also affect other organs, including the lungs, eyes, dura mater, hard palate, etc. (Check online)