[The groveling romance, A History of Romance's Demise, is currently updating]
[Groveling romance | Showbiz] [Fireworks in broad daylight / Barely visible / Stepping into the night / Only then do you see how beautiful and dazzling she is]
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Everyone in the industry knew that Jiang Yunwan, the personal stylist to the current top-tier star Shang Yan, had a pair of astonishingly skillful hands.
When Shang Yan was still an unknown actor from the bottom rung of the industry, it was the Fallen God look Jiang Yunwan created for him that shot him to fame.
Later, Jiang Yunwan's skills never faltered. Every look she created for Shang Yan made the trending lists, and countless luxury brands offered her contracts. She always smiled and turned them down.
Asked why, she always gave the same answer.
"I can only find inspiration in Shang Yan's face."
To Jiang Yunwan, Shang Yan was her muse.
She had loved him for six years.
But she knew Shang Yan didn't love her.
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Raised in an orphanage, Shang Yan was proud, cold, and sensitive, and he trusted no one.
Not even Jiang Yunwan, who had quietly stayed by his side for six years.
Later, Jiang Yunwan left him and opened her own styling studio. The media even photographed her looking as if she were passionately dating Jin Qinan, the retired Best Actor.
One day, paparazzi staked out the area hoping to get an exclusive, only to see Shang Yan suddenly appear.
The paparazzi swarmed him and asked what kind of relationship Jiang Yunwan had with Jin Qinan.
Shang Yan answered coldly, "A-Wan and Jin Qinan will never have anything between them."
"Then what about you and Ms. Jiang?" the paparazzo pressed. "Surely you're more than just business partners?"
Under the brilliant flashbulbs, Shang Yan stared straight into the camera, his eyes slowly reddening.
"We're not business partners."
"I love her."
But she doesn't love me anymore.
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On the 536th day after Jiang Yunwan left, Shang Yan was filming abroad when he was caught up in an armed conflict.
When communications finally came back, everyone around him was calling their families to say they were safe. In the lonely night, with the smoke of battle still lingering, Shang Yan called Jiang Yunwan too.
After three rings, the call was rejected.
Listening to the long, unbroken tone from his phone, Shang Yan finally understood that Jiang Yunwan no longer cared whether he lived or died.
[Showbiz top-tier star x gentle, steadfast stylist]
Reader's Guide:
○ A groveling romance. The male lead is genuinely awful at first, emotionally stunted and cruel. There is no unrequited first love or messy female rivals, and he's not interested in other women besides the heroine. Both leads are sexually inexperienced.
○ The male lead stays the same. Happy ending.
○ The male lead will suffer terribly, as if his skin were being peeled off layer by layer.
Coming soon: A Little Closer
On the first day after transferring to Chonghua No. 2 High School, Yan Miao saw her cousin Tang Li cornered by a delinquent, Yao Fang, in a dim alley.
She dialed 110 and told him, "I called the police!"
The next day during break, Yan Miao was working on a math problem.
Someone tapped twice on the edge of her desk.
Yan Miao looked up.
She suddenly tightened her grip on her pen and stubbornly pressed her lips together, like a mute who couldn't speak.
Yao Fang pulled out a letter with a crude heart drawn on it and tossed it onto her desk. "Give this to Tang Li for me."
Yan Miao didn't respond.
Yao Fang turned to leave. The letter lightly brushed his pant leg and fell to the floor.
The new transfer student had actually dared to provoke Yao Fang, the school bully. Everyone held their breath for her.
Even Yao Fang stopped and looked at her, eyes narrowed.
"What do you mean by that?"
Yan Miao lowered her eyes and swallowed, then forced out two words:
"...Get lost."
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Yan Miao thought Yao Fang was a delinquent rotten to the core.
Until the moment she was at her most helpless, when he emerged from the shadows and slowly approached her. Yao Fang was leaning casually against the wall, eyelids lowered as he looked down at her, as aloof and roguishly cool as ever.
He was the kind of person no one dared approach.
Yet in the silent night, his words were strangely gentle.
"Why are you crying? I'm here."
Coming soon
The evening Jiang Ting signed the contract and became Mrs. Gu in name only, she heard an old Spanish song on a San Francisco street.
"Me Cuesta Tanto Olvidarte"
I try so hard to forget you
At that moment, Zhou Yanhe's refined yet weary face came to mind. His thin double eyelids drooped as he looked at people with distant, cold eyes, yet somehow made her heart clench and left her breathless.
A year later, Jiang Ting returned to China with the elderly Madam Gu.
A tall man, even more dignified and aloof than before, unexpectedly appeared in front of her.
"Yanhe, this is your cousin-in-law, Jiang Ting." Smiling, Madam Gu introduced her by her new title.
Zhou Yanhe pressed his thin lips together and looked down at her for a moment. His voice was as cool and indifferent as it had been eight years ago.
"Let's go, Cousin-in-law."
Jiang Ting smiled.
As expected, Zhou Yanhe didn't remember her.
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Jiang Ting was an inconspicuous speck of nebula dust in the universe, while Zhou Yanhe was a dazzling galaxy.
She had existed in his world.
But he would never know it.
Until one day, Jiang Ting walked into Zhou Yanhe's room and saw WeChat open on his computer screen.
At sixteen, Jiang Ting wasn't content with being just "the girl who sat in front of Zhou Yanhe." Using a made-up identity, she had been his online friend for a year.
Now, her chat was pinned at the top. Zhou Yanhe had saved her as "Little Radish Who Borrows Things and Never Returns Them."
Little Radish was a nickname only people close to Jiang Ting knew.
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At midnight on the 55th day of living at Zhou Yanhe's house, someone knocked on Jiang Ting's door.
Thinking it was Madam Gu, she opened it in a spaghetti-strap nightgown.
Zhou Yanhe stepped inside.
She looked up in shock and met his long, shadowed eyes.
Their breaths mingled, one deep and one shallow, making their faces burn and their hearts race.
Jiang Ting turned away to avoid him, but Zhou Yanhe caught her chin, his tone forceful.
"Jiang Ting, do you dare break up and be with me?"
A nutritionist who accidentally became her secret crush's sister-in-law x a restrained, patient tech genius who occasionally "loses it"
[You are my emotional stabilizer]
○ The heroine and her cousin have no romantic entanglement, and they never registered a marriage. It was just a deceptive "agreement."
○ They secretly love each other. Before the hero figures out who the heroine is, he doesn't cross the line. If he does, it means he's already found out.
○ A prolonged, intense push-and-pull. The hero occasionally loses it, but at heart this is a sweet romance.
○ There's a reason the hero loses it. No spoilers for now.
Coming soon: Waiting for the Butterfly to Land
Ye Xuxu had always known that Xiao Ye was a carefree playboy with a steady stream of female companions, but this was the first time she had seen him locked in a passionate kiss with a woman at a club.
She calmly shut the door and left the club.
A sudden late-spring downpour blocked her way.
She waited a long time, but the rain didn't let up. Her clothes were soaked by the splashes, and just as Ye Xuxu stepped into the rain, a hand grabbed her.
Ye Xuxu turned around.
A spark glowed at the corner of Jian Congyu's lips. He lowered his long, phoenix-shaped eyes and asked with a half-smile, "That upset?"
Ye Xuxu blinked.
She supposed she was upset, after all, she'd liked Xiao Ye for so many years.
Before she could answer, Jian Congyu said, "Then how about I help you get revenge?"
Ye Xuxu finally looked the man in the eye. "Why?"
Jian Congyu looked at her. His pitch-black eyes reflected the endless curtain of rain and the hazy, dazzling lights, making his expression impossible to read.
After a long while, he curled his lips and murmured lazily, "Because Xiao Ye hurt the girl I like most."
"I want revenge too."
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For the first half of his life, Jian Congyu had been waiting for a butterfly to land.
On a late-spring rainy night ten years later, its wings drenched, the butterfly came to rest beneath the eaves.
It had nothing to do with him.
Still, he was glad to approach and reverently cradle her in his hands.
[Dark, proud, devoted lovebug x cool beauty who doesn't understand love]
○ The male lead wins her over; the second male lead gets his groveling arc.
○ The male lead has a secret crush on the heroine. Both are sexually inexperienced, and she's his first love.
○ The heroine is emotionally inexperienced at first, and the male lead helps her heal a little.
Coming soon: Waiting for the Butterfly to Land
Theme: Cherish the person in front of you.
This movie is really different from all the wife-chasing crematoriums I have read. I can feel the love the male protagonist has for Wanwan, unlike other books where the male protagonist treats the female protagonist like a nanny and is not used to the crematorium without the female protagonist's care.
Write at the end It starts in the leisure period during the postgraduate entrance examination and ends before the end of the postgraduate entrance examination. I remember that when I opened this article, there were only collections worthy of being in my early 1000s, so I, who loves cooking cold stoves, clicked on it immediately. Chai Wife Crematorium was originally part of my Tiancai series. After opening it and reading all of it, I realized that this cold stove is worth burning. I don't know what Jinjiang collection means, but the increase in the number of collections does mean that more people like it. Regarding the content of this article (this is the last chapter, so it shouldn't be a spoiler) Shang Yan: He is a good man, but he can't see his own heart clearly. After being with Yun Wan for so long, I still can't see my own heart clearly. But at least the dog man finally knows his heart, so forgive him quickly. When he pushed Jin Qinan away regardless of himself, I respected him as a man. He felt bad when he saw Yun Wan and Jin Qinan kissing him. He deserved it. People are affected by many factors when facing relationships. Shang Yan was influenced by his family of origin. His mother didn't want him since he was a child, and he was afraid of losing her, so he felt more reluctant to let go of Yun Wan. Maybe the original reluctance was just between friends, and it only added another layer of ambiguity, but it was definitely not love. But when he knows his own heart, it is only human nature to bravely pursue love. Becoming a stepfather, rescuing Yunwan, folding paper cranes, and realizing Yunwan's wedding dream, these are many things that come from his heart and are what he should do. After all, if the male protagonist of the crematorium were not to this extent, he would probably be scolded to death by everyone. So, thank you Shang Yan for coming out to relieve our stress when we were at the top of our studies and most speechless. However, I still have to praise him for criticizing him. After all, in the later stage, he will be infatuated and overhauled. Yun Wan: In one word, he is really strong. As for Yun Wan's depression, I believe that everyone has this kind of situation in their lives, that is, they fall into a state of self-disgust and cannot save themselves, so they feel depressed in their hearts and eventually become depressed. It was really brave to fight my way out of this situation. The seemingly absent feelings towards Shang Yan are also handled very well, including the entanglement with Shang Yan. Despite this, the crux of the matter between them is still their seemingly absent love. If it becomes real, it would actually be a good marriage. So Yun Wan, who understands her heart, sees Shang Yan's change, and understands that Shang Yan risked his own life to save her, is now with Shang Yan (I feel once again that Shang Yan, a bitch, has such good luck). I learned a lot from Yun Wan. Women should be themselves. In the early stage, Yun Wan was still a little love-minded (I don't know if I am right in this assessment). She tried hard to play her role well in the face of other people's pie and some feelings, but she left only when she was tired. But in reality, we can only say to stop losses in time. Everyone's good youth is good youth. Don't waste time on things that have no shadow. But Yunwan was lucky again, because she waited until Shang Yan. The paper man's love makes me sour too. Regarding the supporting roles, each has its own characteristics. Yun Wan's mother really gave Yun Wan the best love, Miss Shu gave Yun Wan the best friendship, Yi Xi made jokes from time to time, Gu Xu's chirping, and many, many more, made up this story. It's quite interesting to catch up on updates along the way. I am still refreshing before the postgraduate entrance examination, and I am still wondering why it is not updated. I still want to see my strong Yun Wan today hahahahahahaha. It's also the companionship along the way that makes me feel really happy, touched and gratified. Everyone saw this article and Shang Yanyun Wan. I hope we can all come across better articles, and I wish you will write better and better!!!! The above are all personal opinions, don't criticize if you don't like it (I can't argue with you)
It is indeed difficult to write a crematorium story. If the thunder is too small, it will be pretentious, but if the thunder is too big, it will scatter ashes. If the hero changes too much, his character will be ruined. If it is too small, he will be too stubborn to change his character. But the advantages are also obvious. The audience is stable, and it can instantly arouse strong emotional ups and downs in readers and realize them quickly (although generally there is no stamina to finish reading). I am not a loyal audience of hzc, nor do I like the entertainment industry or top men. I came here mainly due to inertia and whim (Rabbit & Fox & Bass & Bailian: You're welcome:)). In my limited experience, this book is one of the best in its genre, with a complete plot, neat ending, appropriate level of abuse, the male protagonist's transformation was successful and the process was clear and unobtrusive. Both the male and female protagonists stand up well, and the overall impression is good. Some of their actions are just on the edge of my minefield, but they are consistent with the logic of their respective characters. Unlike many people in the comment section, I didn't expect the second male lead to take the lead when I watched it. The "romance" between the female protagonist and the male protagonist was too "rushed", with physical intimacy taking precedence over soul intimacy. I frowned while watching it, for fear that the female protagonist would fall into the same trap again. Of course, from the starting point of the abuse of the male protagonist and the female protagonist's self-rescue, this section is very necessary, but it is not a pity to end it (I guess this is what the author wanted, otherwise the male protagonist would be really proud). When I saw the Han Championships, I almost thought it was Hanfu. I thought the rabbit would make a guest appearance, but it turned out to be her grandpa, which is... Very cunning :) I can see the progress of the author's writing style and his intention to challenge different types of characters and broaden the boundaries of creation. However, I am a reader with unbroad preferences and many minefields. I don't want to read hzc again in the short term. I will leave a paw print and see you again. Best wishes.
Feeling a little sad? Wanwan and Shang Yan are happy?
Shore!! Like it!!! Come on!! It is because of love that I am willing to give him a chance, and it is also because of love that I strive to run towards his light.
It's really beautiful. The author's writing style is very good. When I saw Wanwan and Mr. Jin together (did I really cry when I was here?), I really felt sorry for Shang Yan, but it was indeed his own fault. When I saw Shang Yan being so humble in the back, I really shed tears!!! What's really weird is that the director's name (Liu Lu) has the same name as me (different characters). It's really weird.
It is now 2:17 in the morning on January 19, 2023, and I have finished reading the entire book. This book is really good to read, and the pace is relatively comfortable. I personally like this setting better, but I haven't read enough yet, so why is it over? Without further ado, I wish our Shang Yan and Jiang Yunwan to live a loving life in your world and grow old together! (PS: Hello, I have finished reading. Ah, I didn't read enough. As a result, I lost it after reading it. Although I didn't read enough, I still want to say congratulations to you for finishing the full text. Spread flowers, sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers~)
The last daily life is so happy, woo woo woo
The most satisfying crematorium I have ever written about!!! Like Like??
This article suits my taste during the bottleneck period and made me cry again