Clear Skies in Early Spring

Next book: Starlit Shore. A lonely soul wants to reach her own starlit shore, even if people label her a gold digger. Special note: This story does not discriminate against women. The heroine's workload is exceptionally heavy when she first starts her business. Staying at the venue late into the night and going home puts her personal safety at risk; business entertaining exposes her to workplace sexual harassment; and frequent all-nighters take a serious toll on her health. Later, the nature of her company changes. It offers women many job opportunities and protects the rights of its female employees. This clarification is provided so new readers understand. The story blurb: Every woman probably goes through a period like that: ordinary, sweet, obedient, just another nameless face to everyone around her, a dim star who may or may not be there beside him. But it lasts only for a while. Later, she shines like the sun, bright and blazing, but she no longer loves you. Luan Nian stood amid the ice and snow of the northern lands, frost turning his hair and eyebrows white. His breath formed clouds as he spoke. “Shang Zhi Tao, how about we get to know each other all over again? Starting from the very first time we met.” Content warning: Neither lead is a virgin. Theme: You have to work hard to become someone of worth