[My next crossover story, After I Became My Ex's Subordinate, will be starting soon. Please add it to your reading list! =3=]
[Live-in nanny's daughter x doting childhood friend]
Everyone in the capital knew Jiang Yubai, the Jiang family's first heir and the crown prince of Beijing's elite circles. He was powerful, influential, and born proud. Countless women wanted to get close to him, but he never showed any interest in women.
That is, until one day, a girl appeared by his side. But she was only the daughter of his family's nanny, staying at his home while she attended school in the capital.
Nobody paid any attention to the girl from the mountains, Jiang Yubai included.
Under the same roof, Tao Zhu saw him day in and day out. Her unrequited love, growing day by day, could only be kept to herself.
She knew the gulf between them was vast, like heaven and earth.
She quietly followed him around. Even when people assumed she was his kept woman, she never dared to correct them. Jiang Yubai never once spoke up for her, either.
Eventually, Tao Zhu grew tired of this relationship and flew abroad alone to study.
In a foreign country, a man appeared in her life who put her first in everything.
The night Jiang Yubai heard the news, he flew for twelve hours across the ocean and knocked on her apartment door in a torrential downpour.
He was just as he had always been, tall and lean, looking as if he had everything under control and didn't care. He pressed against her from behind, wrapping her in his arms with an air of possession. "I sent you abroad to further your studies, not to date someone."
Tao Zhu struggled out of his arms. "But dating is my right, isn't it?"
"Then date me." He gripped her wrist and refused to let go, his low voice almost pleading. "Will you?"
[Campus life, city life, chasing his wife]
[Reader's Guide]
1. No intimate scenes before the characters are adults. (Yay.)
2. Slow burn, with a focus on the female lead's growth.
3. The female lead is a left-behind child. After she grows up, she'll help farmers sell their fruit. (This line was required for a ranking event, so feel free to ignore it.)
4. Weibo: @Hulu (It's Hulu, not Menglv, Q_Q.)
5. 80% advance access, 72-hour delay.
Upcoming story: After I Became My Ex's Subordinate
[Reunion after years apart | Rekindled romance | Workplace story]
Yu Jun is the vice president of a tech group valued at over a trillion, with personal assets exceeding one hundred million. Cool-headed and decisive, he's the very image of a heaven-blessed talent.
Cheng Jiazhou is a newcomer just starting her career. Humble, polite, sweet and quiet, she never refuses when she's asked to run errands.
They seem worlds apart, two people who would never cross paths.
When they meet again at the office, her supervisor quietly introduces him: "This is Vice President Yu. Be careful how you speak to him. He's not the sort of person you can joke around with."
Cheng Jiazhou lowers her eyes. Is that so? Back then, when he kissed her breathless in a chair, and she was panting against his shoulder, weren't all those vows of everlasting love just ridiculous?
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Back in college, Yu Jun was a living legend on campus.
Cool and distant, noble and radiant, he seemed impossible to approach.
He was an outstanding student, and even his love of milk tea was a hot topic among students.
The milk tea shop where Cheng Jiazhou worked was a place he visited every day.
He wasn't as aloof as the rumors made him out to be, at least not with Cheng Jiazhou.
In a bedroom with the curtains drawn, he would bite her earlobe, then watch her blush with a mischievous smile.
But that was all in the past.
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Their breakup back then had been painfully ugly.
Now that they were boss and subordinate, Cheng Jiazhou wanted only to pretend they didn't know each other and keep her distance.
But he kept closing in on her, gripping her wrist and pinning her against the wall.
"Cheng Jiazhou," he said, his voice so hoarse it barely sounded like his own. "I've missed you so much these past six years, I thought I was going crazy."
She froze.
She had always thought he had never cared about her.
He kissed the corner of her lips again and again, his eyes reddening. "Are you still not going to tell me? Why did you break up with me back then?"
Suddenly, tears streamed down her face.
How could she tell him that back then, she'd thought he was the one who wanted to end things?
Theme: Caring for left-behind children
Meeting You Made Me Love This World More
Black Taro
After I Became My Ex's Subordinate
A Summer Evening After the Rain
The Honeymoon Phase of Love
Beneath the Tomb
In the Name of Friendship
The Strange Her
To the Winter Night
Falling for You
Meet Me in Tonight's Dream (Heart-Fluttering Bonus Story)
A Two-Hundred-Jin Bun (Unrequited Love Bonus Chapter)
Ahhhh, the deputy CP made me cry to death. The highest state of be is not not loving or being separated by yin and yang, but loving with all your strength but destined not to be together, and finally each embracing a new life. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh crying?
After reading the entire book, I feel that I still have more to learn. This is a book full of power and an eye-opening book. The last chapter is very true, because during the winter and summer vacations before the first and second grades of junior high school were to be separated, many students went to work in factories or serve dishes in restaurants. After returning from school, I listened to the students' experiences in the dormitory and found it really attractive. They were exposed to society and they earned money through labor. This is very attractive to me! So I told my parents that I also wanted to work part-time. My parents refused my request on the grounds that I was relatively thin and needed to study hard. Fortunately, with my immature mind in junior high school, it would have been easy for me to get lost. It seems now that they probably hoped that I could study hard and escape the pain. When I get to college and I really have to pay for my tuition, I don't just do it to earn tuition, but more to compete for a living. Many guests have laughed at serving plates and said that college students are serving plates? I also met customers who encouraged me to study harder. I can serve the dishes, but I can find ways to replace them and serve them better; I can also do more than just serve the dishes. I will improve my abilities and be exposed to more jobs in the future! When I started working after graduation, I had to go through a lot of hard work to get into the job. It was difficult to live on the salary during the probation period. I often thought about money and went crazy. However, my father kept reminding me not to think like this during this period. It would be nice to have a smooth connection. Even now, I still want to make money, but I am gradually taking a longer-term view. So I wrote that rural children really want to make money and work, which really touches my heart. Because I know that the economic situation at home is not good, I want to grow up quickly to help my parents share the pressure, and I want to become a reliable labor force to support the family as soon as possible! Putting aside love, Tao Zhu is a native of the mountains. She is very lucky to have Yu Bai as her life mentor, who can point her in the right direction during her important stage. This is like a beacon for children with limited vision in the mountains. It is difficult for ordinary people to meet such people. For us, it is either our parents who guide us, or we study hard and learn from books. Many times I doubt my abilities and my knowledge, but I am very grateful to my parents and teachers for making me have a much broader vision than when I was a child, and I no longer panic when things happen!
I have read the author's book "Zhu Cai Jin" for the second time, and I feel it is different from when I first started reading it. Now many chapters look messy~ Some of the plot connections are also weird, and it feels a lot missing~ I look forward to continuing to pursue 😍[Heart] after completing the major revision.
I have been reading this article for more than a year, and I just finished reading it in two days. Stories written in large letters are always a little bit heart-wrenching, but they are so close to the point of tears that they make people think more and reminisce when reading them. They are not mindless and enjoyable stories. In the article, the most touching thing is the growth of Xiao Taoer and the awakening of women's consciousness of self-reliance and self-reliance. She clearly knows what she wants and will work hard for it. She has an indomitable vitality that not only attracts the male protagonist, but also gives strength and inspiration to you and me who read the article. Lots of updates (ps: I want to watch "Under the Tomb" the most, can you update it first 🙏)
I've finished reading, everything is very good, a very good story, a very good protagonist, but some words are not very appropriate haha, the author can think more carefully haha, next book, see you!
It makes me feel that this is still a good article. The author has writing skills. If the plot can be improved a little more, it may be better. (Just take a look at some humble opinions.) I hope the author can write better and better in the future~
If the main text is all about setting up the idea, then the extra chapters directly sublimate it. When I read the last few chapters of the main text, I felt that the article collapsed because of some of the plots, but the extra chapters pulled me back again.
The first time I read the author's article, I stayed up all night. I didn't go to bed until 4 a. M. And had to get up at 7:00 to go to work. I was very excited all day long. The author's writing style is very good and delicate. I like the male protagonist character very much.
Overall it looks good
Love this chapter! Understanding the wider world is not just about stepping up one ladder after another. It is also meaningful to see the world full of holes, break social prejudices, and see the sincerity of different classes!