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"My next novels will be Sweet Orange and So I Made the Male Lead's Golden Finger HE. Please add them to your library!"
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1. After four years studying abroad, Yu Chan turned down countless handsome, talented admirers. Her roommate saw her as the perfect example of someone who had closed her heart to love.
No one knew that she had once thrown caution to the wind, lowering herself into the dust just to gaze up at Cheng Yan, the campus heartthrob from her undergraduate days, and get one centimeter closer to him.
He was the moon in the distant sky, a charming playboy surrounded by admirers. There was never a shortage of peach blossoms around him.
Then one day, she bit her lip and gathered the courage to confess beneath the moonlight.
All she got was Cheng Yan's careless reply: "What a shame. I just got a girlfriend today. Maybe next time."
Yu Chan finally understood that liking Cheng Yan was like a summer cicada trying to talk about ice: a foolish worry, and a hopeless fantasy.
2. Many years later, on the eve of his wedding, Cheng Yan received a handwritten love letter from ten years ago.
It was signed Yu Chan.
The girl's handwriting was young and awkward. On the yellowed paper, she had carefully and sincerely laid bare her heart.
His fingertips unconsciously brushed the paper, and his eyes stung.
3. Everyone in their circle knew that Cheng Yan had an unattainable first love in his heart. He cherished her like a treasure and wouldn't even let people bring her up.
At the wedding, someone with ill intentions mentioned it in front of the bride.
"I heard that first love had quite an interesting name. Yu something..."
"Yu Chan."
The bride smiled and poked Cheng Yan, who had hurried over after hearing the commotion, ready to give someone a piece of his mind. "I had no idea I was your first love."
"Of course you're not," Cheng Yan said, drawing her into his arms. "Moonlight is too faint and bitter. You're the red rose that tamed me."
"There are two things about me that must never be mocked: my wildness and my innocence."
--Paul Gauguin
"Sweet, sensitive girl x proud, wealthy playboy. Counselor x angel investor"
Reader's guide:
1. Both leads have exes before they ultimately get together, but those relationships never went beyond holding hands.
2. The heroine may be insecure and self-effacing at first, but she'll grow. Give her time.
3. The first part is set at university; the second takes place in the city.
4. It's a sweet romance, I swear!
"Coming soon: Sweet Orange"
Tentatively opening in late December
*Childhood friends / bickering couple / marriage before love / mutual pining finally requited*
Everyone knows that Cheng Zhi and Song Qi grew up together. They were childhood friends, but they were like water and fire: always at odds, fiercely competitive, and sworn enemies.
Cheng Zhi had disliked Song Qi's rebellious attitude since they were kids, while Song Qi always thought Cheng Zhi was spoiled and affected.
They'd fought tooth and nail since childhood, neither willing to give an inch.
Even when it came to getting married, they swore to beat the other to it.
But just as Cheng Zhi's stomach condition flared up while she was trying to get her wedding preparations back on schedule, the man she'd loved for five years stayed by the hospital bed of his sick god-sister and rejected her call for help.
At the critical moment, it was Song Qi, who had come over to pick a fight, who saved her.
Outside the hospital room, Song Qi deleted his fake fiancee's contact information, then walked over to Cheng Zhi with heavy steps. His voice was tired. "Let's stop competing. I give up. I wish you and him..."
Before he could finish, Cheng Zhi cut him off. "My wedding needs a groom. Pretend to be mine, and you win. Deal?"
Song Qi's low voice suddenly changed its tune. "I wish you and him a happy breakup."
After they married, Cheng Zhi asked Song Qi if finally beating her after all these years felt great.
Song Qi didn't tell her that it felt better than great.
Hearing her call him "hubby" in front of other people sent him over the moon.
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The day her fiance took his god-sister home from the hospital, he didn't find Cheng Zhi there. With a dark expression, he called her. "Yuanyuan is being discharged today. As her sister-in-law, could you stop acting like a spoiled kid for once?"
After a long silence, a lazy male voice came through the phone, tinged with amusement. "Sorry, she's exhausted from all the excitement and has fallen asleep."
Her fiance gripped the phone, his face turning livid: ????
"Movie star heroine x esports team owner"
Reader's guide:
1. Both leads are each other's only partners, and they've been childhood friends.
2. The hero's perspective is a story of long-held love coming true; the heroine's perspective is a marriage-before-love romance.
3. At heart, it's a chaotic, lively story about married life.
4. Spoiled, high-maintenance heiress x roguishly handsome, overconfident romantic
Theme: True love must not be let down
Just gone? Who knows, my family spent money to buy the next few chapters just to read the text, but they didn't even have it! Was it money spent in vain?
I didn't even mention any part of the copy, I was really speechless, I just dragged on and revised and revised it, and that's how it ended…
No, I still want to see the wedding! I hope the author will recover soon,
May I ask when you will be stewing yourself live?
You should finish this one first and then talk about your brother's one (?_?)
Help, the writing is so good. I accidentally tied it. Hahahahahahaha. I would like to ask if you are a student. I feel that the writing is very delicate, including the application of some knowledge points from the books. It feels like it is not far from high school. Hahahahahahaha.
It's so good. It's so good. When is the next book?
Is it not updated yet?
The female protagonist is so weak, she feels like she needs help from the male protagonist for everything, ugh
Why are the next three chapters repeated?