[Main story complete. My next book will be Shattered Sun. I hope you'll add it to your collection.]
[One-on-one romance, happy ending, same male lead throughout.]
On her days off from filming, Chi Jinyue, a stunning, sharp-tongued talent manager, loved reading redemption novels. She always felt the male and female leads in them had a lot in common with her and Han Songzhi.
Like the male lead, Han Songzhi was a cold, aloof flower on a high peak, and she was the one who plucked him.
Besides, she and Han Songzhi had a happy ending. Han Songzhi loved her to pieces, showering her with top-tier luxury brand resources as if money were no object.
Their blissful days ended when she received a cancer diagnosis. She went to Han Songzhi in tears, only to hear him chatting with his friend.
"You're about to marry that manager?"
The man she loved most crushed his cigarette in the ashtray and gave a cold smile. "A trade of resources. Who'd take it seriously?"
Only then did she realize that, oh, novels were all lies.
Han Songzhi hadn't showered her with those resources because he loved her. He'd simply bought her with money.
When she had no more tears to cry, she tried to leave, but Han Songzhi stopped her. Later, on a fine day, she went to the edge of a cliff, said something sentimental, then threw her phone and shoes down below.
She herself took a car to a place where no one knew her and started a new life.
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Chi Jinyue died in the year Han Songzhi loved her most.
After accepting the news of her death, he went to work and ate as usual, carrying on with his life in an orderly fashion.
Then, on the winter solstice of the third year, he stood on a rooftop and watched a shower of fireworks. He remembered the fireworks from the night he first met Chi Jinyue.
A rush of tangled emotions surged through him, and he chose not to resist.
On December 24, 2017, Christmas Eve, he bought two plots in a cemetery.
At that moment, for the first time in three years, he felt released.
Note: 1. The female lead was misdiagnosed.
3. One-on-one romance throughout, both are each other's first love and both are inexperienced. No misunderstandings, no second male lead, and no second female lead.
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Coming soon: Shattered Sun
When they first met.
Xu Mubai went with her mother to volunteer at an orphanage and immediately noticed the handsome boy sitting in a corner.
An auntie told her his name was Shen Yun. His parents had abandoned him because of his serious violent tendencies.
All the children at the orphanage were afraid of him.
But Xu Mubai wasn't. She secretly gave him lots of candy.
Later, on the day she left, heavy rain fell in Wan'er.
The boy chased her for several blocks and gave her a jade pendant, saying it would keep her safe.
He was covered in wounds, and rain mixed with blood dripped onto her white skirt. She said, "Shen Yun, don't get into fights anymore."
The boy put the pendant around her neck himself and trembled as he promised.
Only later did she learn that the pendant, which hadn't seemed valuable to her, was the prize for first place in a boxing tournament.
He had nearly traded his life for it.
An enchanting, obsessive big shot and a gentle, innocent cultural relic restorer
Note: The boxing matches are legitimate competitions.
Theme: Where there's a will, there's a way.
I remember that the original text stated that the male protagonist mistakenly thought that the female protagonist committed suicide by jumping into the sea. I must not have remembered it wrong. Personally, I think the one about jumping into the sea to commit suicide at the beginning is better. On the one hand, the connection to the later chapters is smoother and more logical. On the other hand, it can make the male protagonist realize how much damage he has caused to the female protagonist (it is more abusive to the male protagonist. After all, the suicide of the female protagonist will definitely be blamed on him). The bus explosion felt a bit abrupt. It is not that the writing is not good, but I was attracted by the jumping into the sea section when I read this article. I am still a little disappointed to mention it here. In summary, I think the author's writing is very good and the writing style is good. Maybe because of the slow update, I personally feel that the connection between the two articles is a bit strange, but I am quite satisfied without abandoning the article. I hope you will update more, come on ///
I don't know what to say. After waiting for so long, your article still hasn't connected. What kind of bloody plot was updated at the beginning? If you can't write it well, you can keep waiting, but you can't mess it up. How much did you speed up the whole plot? I was really silent when a knife penetrated the heart.
Damn, if you don't want to change, can you just say it straight and don't embarrass us?
I don't know how to evaluate whether what Rizhi and the others did is correct, but I feel that Xiaoyue should be allowed to know and make her own decision. After all, this is a matter between her and the male protagonist.
What I didn't understand after reading this is that the female protagonist doesn't have any particular feelings for the male protagonist. She says she likes him very much, but when something happens to Lin Mu, she immediately leaves the male protagonist alone. Is this really appropriate? To change the gender, if the male protagonist leaves the female protagonist alone, the female protagonist will also be sad, right?
No, although I know my friend means well, I really hate it when my friend takes matters into his own hands without telling me. I can't understand this kind of friendship anyway.
How is your health now? When can you update????
The author fell ill and was hospitalized during the epidemic. The author must pay attention to his health. Pay attention to protection. I wish the author a speedy recovery. Come on.
If this article is written well, it will be on the list of kings. It was particularly good when I first started writing it.
Is there no more updates?