My next novel, Don't Tempt Him (Pseudo-Siblings, Secret Love Turns Mutual), starts on September 20. Please add it to your advance collection!
#Synopsis
Leng Nuo woke up after a plane crash and found herself in the body of a cannon-fodder woman in a period novel.
To save her father, the original owner sold herself to the Lin family, a construction company, and became engaged to their mentally ill son.
A bought bride-to-be was treated worse than a dog. Leng Nuo received not a shred of respect from the Lin family.
Her future brother-in-law, Lin Kuan, even called her "Auntie Six," treating her like a servant with cold indifference.
Everyone said the Lin family had three sons: one biological son, mad as a dog, and two adopted sons, fierce as tigers.
Their infighting was brutal, and any fiancee who barged in at a time like this was asking for trouble!
While the brothers were locked in fierce competition, the veteran designer who held the Lin family together passed away, and their bridge project fell through with him.
With the Lin family on the verge of collapse, the onlookers wondered: "Is the palace intrigue over? Are we watching the brothers go bankrupt now?"
Who could have guessed that Leng Nuo, the housekeeper everyone looked down on, would transform into a designer at Linda Group and single-handedly hold up the company's design projects?
She won the group's first major national project: a cross-sea bridge.
She created a landmark project of the century: a tidal seawater dam.
The three Lin brothers, once at each other's throats, united to contribute to their country's construction industry.
Leng Nuo became their pillar, winning one architecture award after another.
The spectators who had come to watch the drama were dumbfounded: ?!
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One day, someone saw Leng Nuo on a construction site, wearing a hard hat and studying blueprints beneath suspended steel beams.
Lin Kuan, who had once treated her like a servant, brought her a lunchbox. "Leng Nuo, I'll hold it for you. At least have a bite first."
#Next novel: Don't Tempt Him
*Reconciliation after a breakup / childhood friends + pseudo-siblings, secret love turns mutual
Ye Zhou was a finance executive pursued by international headhunters and adored by CEOs who would bend over backward for her.
Then one day, she showed up, travel-worn and carrying a rolling suitcase, and climbed through a window into a man's home.
His name was Jiang Guo. For ten years, she'd called him "brother."
Jiang Guo had bright, handsome eyes, but whenever he looked at Ye Zhou, his cool, stern gaze turned icy as moonlight.
In a narrow, dim alley, Ye Zhou pinned him against the wall, rising onto her toes to press him against it.
Jiang Guo lowered his eyes and sneered, his deep gaze fierce. "You use other men to make me jealous, and you still have the nerve to come here asking for a kiss?"
She used to know the strength of every muscle in his body when it tensed. Now she lifted her lashes to meet his gaze, watching the forearm he had braced against the wall, holding back.
Ye Zhou smiled, unfazed. "Bro, help me practice a little, will you? He's a gentle CEO, and tomorrow he's taking me to fly a helicopter."
"Tomorrow? Then the helicopter won't be available tomorrow. You might as well go for a walk with him."
A spring of delight bubbled up in Ye Zhou's heart.
He must be insanely jealous. She was sure of it.
Ten years ago,
in that same narrow, dim alley.
"Don't make a sound if you don't want to die." It was Jiang Guo!
The boy's voice had grown low and magnetic. It was no longer the sharp, shrill voice of the little boy who had threatened her.
Ye Zhou had to wedge one of her long legs between his to keep herself from sliding down.
At that moment, she got her first period, unexpectedly growing into a young woman in that alley.
She thought he hated her. He thought the same of her.
Love is finding your match; devotion is willingly admitting defeat.
Cool, no-nonsense aerial photographer who can handle both the boardroom and the kitchen vs. wild, unrestrained finance executive who teases men to the limit
Theme: Be modest in how you conduct yourself, ambitious in what you do, and diligent about the work right in front of you.
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It really makes me angry to see it!!! What are you doing!!! The heroine has no brains and can't figure it out all day long. The two brothers of the Lin family are both sick, right? You two brothers are so good at pushing the heroine around. What, you treat her like a toy and give it to her if you think it's good for her? Have you ever respected the female protagonist and liked her all the time? It's all about male chauvinism. The heroine is even more outrageous. Why should I waste my time on their stuff? Love brain? How about just digging wild vegetables?! I'm really going to get mad! When I read the title of the novel, I thought it was a novel with a heroine. I don't know whether the heroine has become a pillar of the country. I only see that the heroine is a temperamental love-head, and she has a crooked outlook on life. If she can't get her younger brother, she will fall in love with her older brother. If she can't stay in the Lin family, won't she know how to rent a house? The heroine's part in infrastructure construction doesn't show much, it's all a bunch of trouble for the Lin family.
Why is the heroine always in a trance? Shouldn't we solve problems when we encounter them? What about emotional management after decades of past lives??? Now that you are going international, why don't you have some adaptability?!!
I specially commented after watching it, and I look forward to the protagonist waking up and creating brilliance together. But I didn't wait. The heroine was confused throughout the whole process, making random promises between the two brothers. She couldn't trust the male protagonist at all, but she made a promise to the eldest brother. However, she immediately fell into trouble when she saw the male protagonist. She took the initiative to flirt with the eldest brother several times, but only brought harm. What are you doing!!! The male protagonist pushed the female protagonist to his eldest brother many times, but he had an affair with the female protagonist, giving the female protagonist hope. The eldest brother doesn't see himself as a human being at all, right?? Tool man, right?? I thought there would be a big breakthrough in the career line, but it turns out that the bridge runs through the whole story without even a meaningful ending. Several projects are just to highlight the talent and charm of the heroine? The protagonist has been unable to respond flexibly to many chaotic situations. "Being in a trance" and "blank mind" are actually common words? Is this the ability that top international architectural designers should have had in previous lives? Although I hope to see a story about a heroine, at least a story about a male and female protagonist with three correct views, a firm will, and a clear mind, with a clear career line, at least in line with the national pillar in the introduction. Silence is tonight's Cambridge, and the fingers typing are not mine.
There are too many emotional dramas, and there are so many bloody misunderstandings. I'm trying to persuade you to quit.
As an excellent architect in her previous life, does the heroine really have no discernment about people? She trusts others so easily and is totally uncool when things happen?
Didn't the heroine ask for it when she married into the hero's family? For 20,000 yuan, to save her father, isn't it the same as the heroine's family? Why does it feel like she looks down on the heroine? Then, is there any difference between her own attitude towards the hero's family and the ungrateful attitude towards the heroine's family? She feels that the hero owes her the same thing.
I feel like my emotional lines are so messed up
Does the heroine have no sense? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I haven't been to the Bohai Bay Bridge yet
I feel that the more I watch it, the worse it becomes, and Wen is unhappy.