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Chu Shiyi, a female director who has just won Best Documentary at an international film festival.
She has the face of everyone's first love, but when it comes to work, she takes no nonsense.
Overnight, fame came her way, and her career took off.
Of all the offers she received, she picked a sports documentary that wasn't likely to make much money.
The department head said the subject of the documentary was no ordinary person.
An Olympic champion,
a major figure in the sports world.
Most importantly, he didn't have the haughty airs of a pampered prodigy.
He'd be easy to make a move on!
When her colleagues learned that the two of them had gone to the same school, they asked:
"Director Chu, is He Jixuan easy to pursue?"
"Why not try and see for yourself?"
Chu Shiyi declared boldly, then strode into the elevator.
She didn't expect a gaze from inside to catch her completely off guard.
Her attempt to make a move failed, and she nearly died of fright instead.
The man standing inside was as radiant as the moon hanging high in the sky.
He was the world champion countless people had tried to get close to.
He's definitely not easy to pursue, Chu Shiyi thought with a sigh.
Though, when they were young, she'd managed to fool him with her sweet talk.
#So, what is it like to work with your first love?
*Documentary director x taekwondo athlete
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Theme: Be confident and independent, and be brave enough to pursue love
This family cannot live without Xi Nan
I've finished reading it. This is the second book in the series. It's really good.
I feel like both the male and female protagonists are very emotionally stable. It's beautiful.
I feel like both the male and female protagonists are very emotionally stable. It's beautiful.
It's so pretty ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Woooooooooooooo good looking!
I remember it was described that the male protagonist is almost 1.9 Meters tall? That 63kg must not be turned into a pole (I'm afraid
I finished reading it in one sitting, it's very interesting!! Looking forward to the next work!