My Boyfriend Is Seriously Ill

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[Please add my upcoming novels Mistaking My Husband, I Married the Enemy Prince and Crossing Through Spring to your reading list]

The campus heartthrob she'd dated for two years lived up to his name: gentle, courteous, and considerate. Then he revealed his true colors, showing a suffocatingly two-faced nature.

After their breakup, Ye Ning began to feel that the people around her were all a little strange.

The sunny, outgoing junior always sounded so syrupy when he spoke.

Her stepbrother's friend had a pair of alluring fox eyes and a flirtatious air. He even slipped her a hotel key card right in front of her.

Her first love's younger brother was even more brazen, saying he was willing to follow the ancient example of Ehuang and Nuying and didn't mind dating his former sister-in-law.

Only her refined, aloof stepbrother remained as he always was, showing no interest in her.

Later, he said, "We're not related by blood, and we're not even on the same household register."

He gazed deeply into her eyes and smiled.

"Want to give it a try?"

Notes:

1. This isn't a multiple-love-interest novel. The male lead is Ying Huaixu. He and the heroine aren't related by blood and aren't on the same household register. They were both adults when they met.

2. The heroine has had previous partners, while the male lead has not. She will date other men before getting together with the male lead. Each relationship will end properly before the next begins, with no cheating.

3. Many people fall for the heroine, and the male supporting characters will fight among themselves.

4. The dual-personality male lead from the original blurb will be in the next novel instead, with the setting changed to ancient times.

5. I couldn't find anything to satisfy my craving, so I had to write it myself. My writing is limited, so read at your own risk.

Upcoming novel: Mistaking My Husband, I Married the Enemy Prince. Please add it to your reading list!

Lan Ruoyi was born into an aristocratic family, and her fiance was the heir to the Prince of Zhennan.

After she came of age, the Prince of Zhennan sent his son's half-brother to escort her to the wedding in his place. But along the way, the half-brother not only coveted her but she was also ambushed by bandits. Fortunately, the heir arrived in time to save her.

Unlike the rumors that described him as cold and ruthless, the heir was gentle, considerate, and noble, a true gentleman.

At first, Lan Ruoyi thought she'd found a wonderful husband and that the rumors were all false. But when she realized she was getting farther and farther from home and had entered the Northern Kingdom, she understood that her rescuer wasn't the heir at all. He was the enemy nation's bloodthirsty crown prince.

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Huan Jin first met Lan Ruoyi on the territory of the Southern Kingdom. His opponent, the heir to the Prince of Zhennan, had fallen off a cliff after Huan Jin sabotaged him, and his fate was unknown.

He idly toyed with the jade pendant the heir had dropped before his fall. When he looked up, he saw a young woman running toward him in a panic. The moment she saw the pendant in his hand, her bright, limpid eyes lit up like the dawn, and her sweet voice rang out: "My lord, save me."

One glance was enough to make his long-dormant heart flutter.

He used the most despicable means to impersonate another man and brought her all the way back to his own kingdom.

When the truth was finally revealed, Lan Ruoyi turned to flee. He sat astride his magnificent horse, smiling as he spoke in a languid voice tinged with a chill. "My darling, where do you think you're going?"

Upcoming novel: Crossing Through Spring. Please add it to your reading list!

The young master of the Shen family was arrogant and rebellious, with a contrarian streak. He stayed away from women, but tried everything else: racing, surfing, bungee jumping, boxing... The more thrilling, the better. His friends said he was born at the very top of the pyramid, living a life of carefree pleasure, and wondered which woman would finally bring him to his knees.

Shen Du scoffed. Women were nothing. They did nothing but cry. He'd rather stay single for the rest of his life than ever give in.

Until one day, he drove past a milk tea shop. The spring sunshine was bright, and a young woman had clear, sparkling eyes. When she smiled, she stole his soul.

For the first time in his life, the young master Shen wondered how to strike up a conversation. Before he could think of anything, a boy in white appeared in his line of sight, affectionately ruffled her hair, and picked up her bag.

The news of Shen Du's marriage shocked everyone, especially since he had stolen his bride from another man.

The young woman wore a pure white wedding dress, her face devoid of any smile.

"You don't have to smile if you don't want to. You look much prettier when you cry." Shen Du hooked a long finger beneath her chin and brushed his thumb over her red lips, his tone suggestive. "Let's see tonight."

Theme: Light in the heart can heal everything