[Politically cunning and calculating x a flirtatious, universally adored charmer]
[The pursuit of a wife after a breakup / a battlefield of rival suitors / female top / promiscuous woman and innocent man]
1
Yan Rujing is a regular fixture in the gossip columns in Nanjiang City.
At least ever since she started getting involved in romance, there has never been a shortage of men trying to win her favor.
There are only so many people in the wealthy circles, but every time she makes the news, the person by her side is someone different.
During an interview, a reporter teased, "I wonder if Miss Yan has ever calculated how many boyfriends she goes through on average each month?"
Yan Rujing's face turned cold as she gave the clueless reporter a faint glance.
She flicked her hand and answered airily, "At my peak, twelve in one day."
"One every two hours."
"..."
2
Rumors spread that the Yan family would arrange a marriage alliance with the Yan family, and everyone said Yan Rujing, that wild butterfly, would finally settle down.
But she refused to play by the rules, fleeing in plain sight from the wedding ceremony being livestreamed.
Where the cameras couldn't see, Yan Rujing rushed straight into the arms of a guest at the entrance.
She hurriedly looked up. The man in a white suit had an irresistibly likable face.
Yan Rujing smiled as her fingertips lightly traced the fabric of his suit.
With a teasing air, she said, "You're the most well-behaved person I've ever met."
3
Just as Yan Rujing had expected, Song Yu was very well-behaved.
So well-behaved that she could keep him by her side and put him to work for just eight thousand yuan a month.
Pouring water, driving, buying groceries, cooking, taking out the trash, picking up deliveries... He was quick and efficient, without a single complaint.
She often joked with him, "There aren't many assistants this useful. You're one of them."
Song Yu wasn't much of a talker, but he was obedient.
Yan Rujing always thought he would stay that way for the rest of his life.
She never expected there would be times when he wouldn't obey.
For example, one drunken night, he might pin her arms above her head.
His voice hoarse, he would whisper "Yanyan" in her ear again and again, then lower his head and steal what little breath she had left.
Or, on some other night, he might greedily tell her he loved her, then use his obedient, pitiful demeanor to tempt and beg her.
Beg her to date only him.
P.S.
1. The female lead is not a virgin; the male lead is.
2. A story about pursuing a wife after a breakup; the male lead falls first.
3. A paragon of virtue; he has never dated, held hands with, or kissed anyone else, and never flirts with anyone. He has an exceptional sense of boundaries.
4. The female lead is somewhat of a player; read with care if that bothers you.
The blurb for Lost and Fallen, currently updating:
[A reserved, aristocratic gentleman x a gentle classical dancer]
1
Several years after graduating from university, Wen Lan was invited back to her alma mater for an anniversary celebration.
In other people's eyes, she was beautiful, successful, and from a distinguished family. Her life seemed to have no troubles at all.
At a drinking party, someone asked whether she had ever regretted anything. Amid the chorus of urging voices, a warm smile played on her lips as her slightly forlorn gaze settled on the reserved, aloof man hidden in a dark corner.
Of course she had.
She had regretted countless times not telling him she liked him on the day of her coming-of-age ceremony.
That was why, over the past two years, Gu Ze had introduced her to dozens upon dozens of excellent blind dates.
2
Their families had been friends for generations, so Gu Ze naturally looked after Wen Lan a little more.
She was actually easy to deal with and could handle everything herself. The only thing she couldn't manage was the blind dates arranged by her family. No matter what, she never liked any of them.
Remembering the favor Wen Lan's mother had asked of him, Gu Ze took the matter seriously. Ever since Wen Lan graduated from university, whenever they met or chatted, there had been only one topic.
What kind of man did she actually like?
By now, Gu Ze had lost count of how many blind dates he'd set up for Wen Lan. The smile on her face had taken on a hint of mockery.
She had even started calling him by his name outright. "Gu Ze."
The stiff expression on his face softened slightly.
Wen Lan asked him, "If I choose one of them and start dating him, will you stop bringing this up with me?"
Gu Ze nodded without hesitation. "Of course."
3
It was the one hundred and first day of Wen Lan's relationship with that blind date.
On her way home from work, someone she hadn't been in touch with for a long time suddenly blocked her path.
Wen Lan looked up. "Are you here to pressure me into getting engaged again?"
At that, Gu Ze's expression stiffened. He fell silent for a moment.
Wen Lan walked past him to leave.
Suddenly, someone gripped her wrist tightly.
The voice behind her was tentative, its tone gentler than she had ever heard from him. "Wen Lan."
"You've been dating long enough."
"?"
"Isn't it time to break up?"
Theme: We're all very lucky!
The main text is very nice, and the character creation and writing quality are much higher than the collection number, which is very surprising. I personally admire the pairing of Xiao Song and Yan Yan. Xiao Song's sensitivity, delicateness and hidden scheming, and Yan Yan's free will and carelessness, form a strong CP and sexual tension. (There was a section in the middle where I was puzzled by Yan Yan's behavior when Song Yu's mother passed away, but later on I understood that this was her character setting of being "not good at empathy", and she also tried hard to do it in her own way, which made the character fuller.) [A little suggestion about labels, just ignore it if you think it's wrong, it's just my personal opinion. After reading the main text, I came back and looked at the copywriting tag, and I was a little confused. The actual content of this article (extreme male abuse, the male protagonist is innocent, and the female protagonist is a scumbag at the beginning) seems to be different from the traditional definition of the "crematorium for chasing wives" (usually referring to first abusing a woman and then pursuing her). I personally feel that labeling it as "male abuse literature", "crematorium of male virtue" or "return of scumbag girls" may be more accurate and better manage readers' expectations, so as to avoid the situation like me who preconceptionally thought it was a traditional pursuit of wives and then felt a little surprised. Of course, this is just based on my personal understanding of labels, and does not affect the text itself, which is a great work!
Baby, you were called a potato chip and chewed a potato in Sweet Potato! Of people maliciously analyzed the entire text. If you see this comment of mine, you can delete it.
Hey, I love this kind of character 😏 This is a female video
Congratulations to Kaiwen and happy frost!