I'm Not Writing Anymore

When Yu Huai saw Song Huaiyue, she was wearing a red dress. Her skin was smooth as jade, her lips red as rosy clouds, and even the austere, chilly entrance to the military base seemed to sparkle in her presence.

At a single glance, he knew there was no way he could go through with the divorce.

Song Huaiyue was strikingly beautiful, with a slender figure. One day, she found herself in a period novel as the male lead's ill-fated ex-wife.

Across the entire novel, she was described in only a few brief lines, yet they revealed all the ways she was loathsome.

Song Huaiyue: ...

Cherish life and stay away from the male and female leads. Isn't making money better?

Some people said Yu Huai was cold and unapproachable, and that Song Huaiyue would suffer after marrying him. But no one knew that Yu Huai treasured her so much he was afraid she might fall from his hands or melt in his mouth.

Others said Yu Huai was terribly unlucky to have married Song Huaiyue. It wasn't until the slender, long-legged, dazzlingly beautiful Song Huaiyue appeared in the military family compound that everyone realized how wrong they were.

--Fair-skinned beauty with the aura of a rich heiress × taciturn, rugged soldier

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--Completed novels--See my author page

"The Beautiful Technician of the Seventies"

"A Married Couple in Name Only in the Seventies"

"Raising Kids the Lazy Way on a Seventies Island"

"The Melancholy, Ailing Beauty of the Seventies"

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Theme: Everyone has a stage of their own.