My upcoming serial, The VP Doesn't Want a Promotion, is now underway. Its blurb is below.
Blurb: A bestselling mystery novelist x an editor who can always guess the culprit halfway through.
Who made Lu Bo, a sensation in the mystery world with a debut novel that became an instant hit, start doubting himself?
It was his editor, Feng Ling, who always guessed the culprit halfway through.
Who made Lu Bo, hailed as the successor to the mystery-writing throne, go completely crazy while pursuing someone?
It was his editor, Feng Ling, who just wouldn't say yes.
Who made Lu Bo, the mystery world's genius, become hopelessly jealous?
Still his editor, Feng Ling, who always knew exactly how to set him off!
This is a lighthearted romance about a popular novelist falling in love with his editor.
If their story were a mystery novel, the foundation of every deduction would be this: I love only you.
Feng Ling: What on earth do you think about all day?
Lu Bo: You're all I think about when I'm not writing. So when can we take things to the next level?
Feng Ling: Dream on!
Lu Bo: Fine. I can probably deduce how far your past relationships ever went.
Feng Ling: ??? Is that what you use your powers of deduction for?
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My upcoming serial, The VP Doesn't Want a Promotion, is now underway.
According to the rumor, VP Liang Dongzhi chose Yu Shishi out of fifty applicants because he was captivated by her beauty.
Of course, that's a somewhat exaggerated version of what really happened.
But there's no denying that the VP picked Yu Shishi at a glance from among five applicants because she was the most pleasing to the eye. After all, his assistant would be right by his side all the time, wouldn't she?
A good-for-nothing VP who lazes around and doesn't want to inherit the family business + a dedicated assistant who is always looking out for him.
The VP didn't know when he'd fallen in love with her. Maybe it was when he was sitting around with his legs crossed, reading comics, and couldn't help sneaking glances at his hardworking assistant. Watching her lips press together in frustration after a typo, he suddenly thought: If I rushed over and kissed her, would she be so startled she'd spill her coffee on the computer?
Wouldn't that be even more fun than a comic?
After he finally won her over:
Assistant Yu: VP, it's work hours. Please keep business and pleasure separate!
VP: Ever since I abused my position to lure my assistant away, I've forgotten how to keep business and pleasure separate.
The VP added: So, are we acting out some "improper VP and pretty assistant's unspeakable office secret" right now?
Assistant Yu: You could also choose to act out the wholesome story of a proper VP sending his assistant home early so she can be well-rested for tomorrow's work!
VP: No thanks. That's boring.
Assistant Yu: ...But it's work hours!
VP: Heh... Then, as VP, I hereby declare a one-minute break.
With that, he wrapped his arms around Shishi and gently kissed her.
Theme: Cherish life
Hahahahahahaha! I like the plot of this old Hong Kong drama
I've finished reading... In fact, the front and back are fine, but the male protagonist in the middle is really low-key, and I don't see him reflecting at all later on, such as getting pregnant before marriage, etc. He only thinks about getting married, and does not take any measures. He only thinks about giving birth to a child, and he has not considered the situation of the female protagonist. If I remember correctly, the heroine probably just graduated from college. Is it too early for her to get married? None of these male protagonists have considered it. They were only a little bit frightened when they faced the excitement later. They felt that the heroine would bear a lot when she was pregnant, but this was a bit of an understatement. And when it comes to interacting with women, when he realizes his boss's intention to introduce a partner to him, it would be better to directly say that he already has a partner, so as not to have dinner with two girls one after another and be misunderstood by the heroine. Also, I think it's really unreasonable for him to be jealous and angry, and it made me frown. From the beginning to the end, the male protagonist never gave me as good a sense as the female protagonist. From my perspective, the male protagonist is really too humble. Best wishes for continued efforts.
It's a bit sad. I think the male protagonist's behavior is a thief and a scumbag. He doesn't give the female protagonist more free time as a girl... Girls who get pregnant before marriage are scolded by many parents and looked down upon by others. I have to say, it's so real. Regardless of the halo of the male protagonist, there are too many such robbers.
Woohoo, the young couple is having a conflict.
It smells like green tea
Four hundred yuan, a high-priced film festival ticket
Continue tomorrow. Good night, madam.
Jealousy is a bit childish for primary school students, but for this pair, it's just right.
It's great that everyone is so happy in the extra episode. Will it be updated tomorrow? Hahaha
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