[First book, read at your own risk if this bothers you]
[First book, read at your own risk if this bothers you]
[First book, read at your own risk if this bothers you]
*At the very bottom is the preview for my upcoming novel, My Boss Tips Me with Yachts. Follow it if you're interested.
Novel blurb
Second-generation rich kid Shi Rongzhou is an oddball in his circle. He doesn't go clubbing or drink heavily, and spends every day in the little supermarket he opened himself.
One day, he meets a girl with gray-green hair in his supermarket.
She has fair skin and a soft voice, and when she smiles and calls him "big brother," it's sweet as can be.
In the little supermarket, he cooks for her and shares secrets, joys, and sorrows with her.
He falls for her.
Then, in the year he graduates, on her birthday, he buys a huge cake and a ring, carefully preparing everything so he can propose to her. He waits all night, but she never shows up.
He never sees her again. Then one day, he sees her on television.
At the time, she's promoting a new movie with a popular young actor. The host asks if anyone in her real life has ever been like the male lead in the film, driving halfway across the city to buy ingredients just to cook for her.
Ke Hengxi smiles and answers breezily, "I don't remember."
She doesn't say yes, and she doesn't say no. She says she doesn't remember.
This leaves Shi Rongzhou heartbroken.
Scheming, flirtatious beauty heroine × foolishly naive hero who overthinks everything
Note: The heroine is already an adult when she appears.
*Preview for the upcoming novel below
Food streamer Jing Guo'er has recently gained a strange new fan.
The fan asks why she doesn't drink 1982 Lafite, and why she only drinks the four-yuan lemon water from downstairs.
Jing Guo'er: Because it's cheap.
The fan asks why she often eats discounted fried chicken from the supermarket, and recommends that she try medium-rare Beef Wellington because it's delicious.
Jing Guo'er: Thanks for the recommendation, but I can't afford it.
After bothering her for a while, the fan finally gives her a useful suggestion: sign with Duyuan Media to boost her popularity.
Jing Guo'er: If I sign with them, can the company edit my videos for me?
One day after signing, Jing Guo'er suddenly discovers that the president of Duyuan Media is also the owner of the company that developed her livestreaming app. He's Kang City's famous diamond bachelor, the city's most eligible single man...
As for his name, the person showing her around the company refuses to tell her.
Then, one day, during a company meeting, the president's secretary accidentally casts the president's phone screen onto the big screen.
The livestreaming app is still open, clearly showing that over the past few months, the president has poured millions into the same streamer.
The streamer's name is "Thorns Are Nothing Much," and she's a food streamer.
Jing Guo'er is stunned: This person... seems to be me...
Optimistic, sunny influencer and food streamer heroine × pure-hearted, low-EQ CEO with mild anorexia
Theme: Perseverance brings success
Five-layer lunch box, haha?
I feel like Fan Si's line was not tied up at the end. In fact, I can continue to write. It's a slap in Fan Si's face, official announcement or something. Although it's a bit cliché, the plot has finally come to an end.
"My immediate boss bought my yacht for me" has been completed and is currently being serialized in "Gauze Paper"
Why is this male protagonist so relatable?
Collect. The subject matter is cute.