Me and My Handsome Boy Secret Identities

My new novel is underway: Back at Thirteen with the Secret Identities of My Otome Game Love Interests ▲ Official blurb: After meeting the many people who shared her secret identities, Ding Mian faced an impossible question: How could she and her other selves enjoy a comfortable, prosperous life without getting caught up in scandalous rumors that other people made up out of thin air? These included, but weren’t limited to, her becoming the “benefactor in the entertainment industry,” “pretty, rich older sister,” and “kind soul who took in a stray dog” to several of her secret identities, all at the same time. Ding Mian: … If I can’t change it, I might as well give up and accept it. Everyone assumed Ding Mian was following a redemption story, helping all kinds of handsome young men get back on their feet. No one guessed that all she really wanted was for herself and her other selves to live a little better. ☆The following is how outsiders see Ding Mian and “them”☆ [Secret Identity One] Even years later, people still watched old drunken videos of the famous actor Tian Lan. Someone seized the opportunity to ask about his relationship with a certain person from the Ding family in the capital: What’s the relationship between you two? Could she really be as wild and uninhibited as the rumors say…? The handsome young man’s expression instantly changed. A rare flash of hostility surfaced in his dark eyes. “Shut your mouth. Watch what you say.” The person with ulterior motives was stunned. At the end of the video, Tian Lan lowered his lashes, tipsy from the alcohol. Calm and gentle, he said the words that would define how all his fans viewed his relationship with the head of the Ding family in the capital: without a hint of concealment. “She’s my benefactor.” A dazzling career and a bright future. The words “my benefactor” carried deep affection and gratitude. [Secret Identity Two] From living with autism to becoming a food streamer and travel blogger, the young master of the Lin family had once been rumored to have been personally rescued from the Lin family’s wretched home by the head of the Ding family. During one livestream, he silently ate the signature dish from a newly opened restaurant. He noticed a comment, blinked, and read it aloud: “What is Ding Mian to me?” Though he was long since an adult, the handsome young man still had an innocent, clear gaze. Suddenly, he smiled and said: “She’s my big sister.” “A very, very good big sister,” he emphasized. [Secret Identity Three] Wang Sheng was an ordinary young man. Apart from having a handsome face, there wasn’t much about him worth noticing. No one knew that he had met Ding Mian at a construction site. The young head of the Ding family spotted Wang Sheng in the crowd, dusty and eating a boxed lunch after a day of hauling bricks. He looked like a poor stray dog, so she took pity on him, brought him in, and let him stay by her side. “How did we meet?” Wang Sheng raised an eyebrow. Completely calm and utterly lacking in romantic flair, he answered the curious onlooker: “President Ding saw me eating a boxed lunch and thought it didn’t have any meat, so she took me to the convenience store next door and bought me a beef rice bowl.” Among the teeming masses, she found a scruffy little stray and raised him until his coat gleamed and his eyes shone. … Other completed novels in this series of secret-identity stories: After Becoming Seriously Ill, I Had Five Bodies, I Have the Tragic Beauty’s Script, and The Big Shot Is Cold and Stunning Reader advisory: * A secret-identity story: one soul inhabits several bodies, and no one’s identity is exposed. * It’s best not to mute the author’s notes; they’ll probably include little bonus scenes! * Set in a fictional modern world, a very fictional one. * Anything related to the entertainment industry is made up by the author. Don’t compare it to real life. * Written for the author’s own enjoyment. Check the blurb and the author’s note in Chapter One for potential deal-breakers. Theme: Be honest and keep your feet on the ground; work hard to build a good life.