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Blurb:
Cool, reserved qipao designer (male) x washed-up stand-up comedian (female)
Two people who had only just met were forced by a lockdown to stay in an unfamiliar house together for 66 days.
On the first day, he challenged the black cat to a duel and spent the whole day cleaning up cat hair.
On the second day, she dug out every bottle of alcohol in the house and mixed thirteen kinds of cocktails.
On the seventh day, she set eight alarms to compete for groceries.
On the eighth day, he was forced to become the neighborhood's group-buying coordinator.
On the sixty-fifth day, she wore lingerie made from a men's T-shirt and planned to spend the rest of her life having nothing to do with him.
On the sixty-sixth day, he decided to confess his feelings.
Love is a chaotic accident.
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Everyone says Chen Zi is a she-devil who wears flip-flops, and people all over the magazine office lower their heads and avoid her when they see her.
The only exception is Lu Yun, a young male model who keeps shamelessly sticking close to her, despite knowing she has a highly educated PhD student for a fiancé.
She thinks the young model looks familiar and finally can't help asking, “Have we met before?”
Lu Yun: “We slept together.”
//
Chen Zi and her fiancé break up amicably, and he moves far away.
Only then does she discover she's pregnant. She decides to have the baby, and to avoid complications, she offers Lu Yun a hefty reward to play the role of the father.
Lu Yun refuses. “Why ask me? There are plenty of men who'd like to trade favors with you.”
Chen Zi's eyes ripple with charm as she loops her arms around his neck and replies, “Because you like me.”
//
Now a dad, Lu Yun gives up his glamorous nightlife and carefree partying. From now on, it's all diapers, feeding, and taking care of the baby.
He always knew Chen Zi was a woman without a heart.
But when the baby's hundred-day celebration is over and Chen Zi suggests they break up, he still flies into a rage. “I knew it! You just wanted a free nanny! Waaaah!”
Theme: Remember the three essentials and do a good job with the five must-dos
This article has accompanied me from the beginning of the lockdown period to now. Although we are under lockdown at home and our days are turned upside down, I can often wake up at nine o'clock to read the updates and then go back to sleep. Sometimes when I go downstairs to do nucleic acid tests, the updates happen to happen while I'm queuing up, so I feel a little relieved. Now that the article is over, my 83-day lockdown is still continuing (although I am alone and do not have a "prescription"), and I still don't know when it will end. But, you are right, life must go on, cherishing every day when the nucleic acid is negative, cherishing every day when I am still healthy and safe seems to be the only thing I can do. Thinking about the fact that after the lockdown is lifted, you won't have to cook for yourself every day and you will be able to eat all kinds of delicious food. It seems that there is still some hope in life. Congratulations on the end, and congratulations to Lu Shishi and Fang Zi on their rare encounter and happy life. Lu Shishi and Fang Zi have brought me not only a little sweetness and some sources of joy, but also the expectation and determination for the next day every day (will update when I open my eyes at nine o'clock tomorrow morning). Thanks. Looking forward to new articles.
I have known Xiaobu for a long time. This is my second brush in 66 days. There were many scenes during this period that made me laugh to death. Really well written. Although I watched it after the epidemic was relaxed, those days spent by people across the country will last a lifetime in our generation! So well written. 💪 💪 💪
I couldn't help crying when I saw the end. 2022 Will be too painful and regretful for me. Being locked down in Shanghai for 76 days, all the experiences I experienced during that period reappeared in various ways while reading the article, which was truly joyful and suffocating. My father suffered a new cerebral infarction on 5.30, And all kinds of communication could only be rushed back after the lockdown was lifted on 6.1. I was still quarantined in my hometown according to the policy. Finally, my father left. I did not see him for the last time, so I could only kneel down in the quarantine hotel in the direction of the funeral parlor. Seeing Lu Xiaoshi and his father have a good meeting and goodbye, that's enough. At least there are people in this world who don't leave any regrets.
I cried TT This ending is so sublime. Learning about separation is a compulsory course for everyone. I hate separation very much, and my acceptance level is also very low. I still have to learn a lot in this aspect, woo woo woo.
Sister Hua is actually the author herself. (Dog Head) Ah, this is the end. Open the next one soon
I cried when I read the last paragraph, my wife wrote it so well!
I started reading Xiaobu's writings when I was in high school. I bought the physical book. Now that I'm a senior in college, Xiaobu finally came back to write. I'm very excited. I read it until 5:30 in the morning last night. Nice! It's still the same funny and warm flavor back then! I feel like my writing has matured a lot! Thanks for the treat! Finished spreading flowers!
"Go and hug your lover, while we are still alive." Suddenly he cried while looking at it.
I finished reading the story about hours and prescriptions with a smile, but was moved to tears at the end. I hope everyone can be like them, they may have bad luck occasionally, but in the end they will be safe and happy! I'm also looking forward to Da Da's next novel!
I'm very grateful to 66 Days for accompanying me during this difficult period, and for tolerating my 6 hours of pointing out prescriptions in the comment area (bushi, I hope we can meet without any burden next time, Sayanara!