(This is my first long novel of over 300,000 words, and my writing skills are a little lacking. Please consider carefully before purchasing, and go easy on me, QAQ.)
[From campus to city life, an unconventional story where the seemingly gentle but secretly ruthless second male lead wins]
Shen Luyan thought the first time she met Yuan Suizhi was in a school hallway.
To avoid letting the guy she secretly admired see her in the embarrassing position of being punished by standing in the corridor, she grabbed Yuan Suizhi as he passed by:
"Please, classmate, help me block the view."
The boy was fresh and clean, carrying a gentle scent of mint. Without a word, he pinned her against the wall from behind, his broad-shouldered, long-legged frame completely hiding her.
When she looked up afterward, she met a pair of clear eyes:
"Long time no see."
Confident, outstanding, and composed, he soon became the biggest dark horse at Imperial Capital No. 1 High School that year. He also became the gentlest secret of Shen Luyan's youth, growing wildly like the green vines outside her window.
She fell for him in secret.
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Shen Luyan remembered that the second time she met Yuan Suizhi was on a cold night, just after she returned from abroad.
After a romantic disappointment, her classmates mocked her. He stood in front of her and pushed away the drinks offered with malicious intent, just as he had in the hallway all those years ago.
She wanted to say, "Long time no see," but couldn't resist when he took the initiative and sealed her lips with a kiss:
"You broke up?"
"Yeah."
"I've been waiting for you for so long."
The man was mature, wealthy, refined, and elegant. He was the ideal partner of countless rich young ladies in their circle, yet he seemed to have set his heart on her. He took her hand and never wanted to let go again.
He insisted on marrying her.
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Only Yuan Suizhi knew that his first true meeting with Shen Luyan had actually been in the countryside when they were children.
Under crushing pressure, he was hit by a family upheaval. Then a little girl in a floral dress and pigtails burst into his home and wiped the snot and tears from his face:
"What are you afraid of? If you've got the guts, run away from home with me!"
"Whoever leaves first is a dog!"
Spring flowers scattered across the land and dissolved into an endless dream. He followed her as they ran all the way onward.
One run that lasted a lifetime.
"Gun and roses, always at the princess's service."
Reserved, devoted, loyal puppy x sweet, cool, gentle girl
Sweet romance, both leads are each other's first, happy ending. Yuan Suizhi = willing to follow her.
(The final sentence of the blurb is not original.)
My next book, Raising a Little Fox, is available to preorder in my profile:
[Foxlike older woman x innocent, devoted puppy, wealthy-family melodrama]
Su Moli was born into a fallen wealthy family. Naturally alluring, she played the pipa with gentle grace, stirring the hearts of countless rich young men until they were lovesick and obsessed.
Having grown up in high society, she fancied herself an expert at reading people, but she alone couldn't see through Shen Ji.
The memory that stood out most was his father's funeral. As an outsider, Su Moli received a large inheritance and was cursed out by the Shen family.
In the rain, she raised her alluring eyes and met the young master's clear gaze. His eyes were full of contempt and disgust, yet when they were alone, he handed her a dry towel.
"If you can't afford to get treated, don't catch a cold."
Back then, Su Moli thought that being cherished wholeheartedly by a man like Shen Ji would be a joy she'd gladly accept.
She wanted him.
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The person Shen Ji hated most in his life was Su Moli, the seductive woman three years older than him.
A femme fatale, utterly shameless, she had bewitched and driven to distraction the person he respected, making him lose all reason.
And she wouldn't even spare him.
The night Su Moli appeared in the living room in heavy makeup, he was furious. He clenched his wineglass, ready to throw it, but she gently took hold of his hand.
Her slender fingers curled around his palm. She moved closer, her dark hair cascading loose. She was even more intoxicating than the red wine in the glass:
"Young Master Shen, don't hurt me."
At that moment, Shen Ji couldn't help imagining that kissing those alluring red lips would be unforgettable for the rest of his life.
He wanted to tear her apart.
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The young masters of Imperial Capital often wondered which lucky man would win the heart of Su Moli, the little fox. Then Shen Ji's social media post appeared:
The once vindictive, career-obsessed Mr. Shen was wearing an apron and cooking for himself, while the woman in comfortable clothes happily ate porridge on the sofa. It was none other than the sexy goddess Su Moli.
The atmosphere was warm and affectionate.
The caption was just one line from a book:
Have a rose, I think, she put her I tamed.
(I think I have a rose. She tamed me.)
Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince
Reader's guide:
1. The female lead isn't a good person, but both leads are each other's first, and it has a happy ending.
2. The male lead's father and the female lead are not in a mutual romantic relationship.
3. Old-school melodrama and lots of angst.
Theme: Companionship is the longest love confession.
Dear friends, you can check out the serialized novel "Bai Tang Hua Broken", which is expected to be completed at the end of December, and the completed "Maple Syrup Latte", which are not long but very interesting. Love you =^_^=
Damn, what you wrote here is that the male and female protagonists were in their first year of high school in 2015, so they should be in the class of 2015, but you wrote the first few chapters as being in the class of 2015.
Hahahahahahahaha, the resentful brother