My new novel, "He Came from the Stars," is currently being serialized. If you're interested, please follow it.
Blurb:
Cool, aloof policewoman x roguishly handsome rich heir, the second male lead wins, marriage before love.
That year, Xu Yifan worked as hard as she could and finally got into City No. 1 High School as a student admitted through a special rural recruitment program.
But she discovered that, in the face of reality, hard work could sometimes seem painfully inadequate.
Some people could sleep through class and still rank near the top of their year.
Others never missed a basketball game or a video game, and didn't care if they came in last.
The first was her deskmate, Ling Yue, a top student who could get into a top university without lifting a finger.
The second was her back-row classmate, Fu Jingyuan, who was always making fun of her. His family was loaded, so he could slack off and still inherit a fortune.
At the time, Ling Yue was the person Xu Yifan strived to catch up to, the only light in her demanding high school life.
Until one day, Fu Jingyuan found her diary.
"Even if I have to walk against the light, I want to stand by your side, Ling Yue."
The secret feelings of a young girl were exposed to everyone, with nowhere left to hide.
As her classmates roared with laughter, Xu Yifan's face turned bright red. She was so mortified she wished she could dig a hole and bury herself in it.
But a long, slender hand returned the diary to her, and a gentle voice said, "Thanks. Let's work hard together."
Xu Yifan stared at him, dazed. Fireworks burst in her mind, and all she could see was the boy's handsome face.
One day later on, Xu Yifan went to the basketball court to look for the watch she'd left behind after PE.
There, on the vast court, Fu Jingyuan wore a white jersey and balanced a basketball on one finger, his expression lazy. "If you don't like her, why give her hope?"
A short distance away, Ling Yue's slender figure was turned away from her as he casually shot a basket with one hand.
"...She's a student admitted through the rural program. The teacher said we should look out for her."
Not long after, Xu Yifan applied to change seats.
After graduating from high school, her classmates never saw her again...
Ten years later.
Wearing a black police uniform, Xu Yifan was on the street dealing with illegally parked vehicles.
As she reached the main thoroughfare, a black Maybach brazenly appeared behind her.
Through the car window, a pair of ardent eyes followed her every step of the way.
After ticketing two more cars, Xu Yifan turned calmly and tapped on the Maybach's window with her white-gloved hand.
"Sorry, you can't park here."
In the glow of the setting sun, the window slowly rolled down, revealing the owner's handsome, flamboyant face.
Fu Jingyuan took the cigarette from his lips, his tone casual and unrestrained.
"Tell me, Mrs. Fu, how many tickets will it take before you have time to share a meal with me?"
You can stay right where you are, no matter how far away you are. I'll come find you.
Fu Jingyuan
The second male lead wins, both leads are each other's first.
Also known as "I Stole My Wife After Setting Up My Classmate"
Content warning: Because of her upbringing, the heroine is rather weak. The most she can do is distance herself from her family of origin. If that's not for you, please move on.
Upcoming: "He Came from the Stars"
Blurb:
A car accident took all of Lan Wanting's family from her. Even the only house they owned was mortgaged to pay compensation.
After taking care of the funeral arrangements, she went alone to Zhenhai Bridge.
The dark river below faintly reflected the faces of her parents and younger brother, silently beckoning her to join them.
She climbed onto the railing and was about to jump when a rough, cracked hand grabbed her.
It was a homeless man whose age was impossible to tell, with messy hair and tattered clothes.
His feeble strength should not have been enough to stop her.
But at the moment she was about to jump, she saw a pair of eyes on his dirty face that looked just like her younger brother's.
Dark pupils, clear and bright.
As if a glimmer of light had appeared in the depths of despair, they dragged her back from the brink of death...
Lan Wanting took him home and went to great lengths to clean him up.
Only then did she realize he was much younger than she'd expected. He looked to be in his early twenties, with handsome, refined features, but his body was covered in terrifying wounds, some of them even festering...
She didn't know what he had been through. He didn't respond when she asked, as if he couldn't speak.
A few days later, Lan Wanting took him to the police station.
The police kept him there and said they would help contact his family.
But when she got up early the next morning and opened her door, she saw a thin figure beside it.
In the bitter winter cold, he curled up in a corner like a big stray dog, his eyes lost and helpless...
She could no longer bring herself to send him away.
After that, Lan Wanting cared for him as she would her younger brother, and treated him as someone she could confide in...
Gradually, he learned to help with the housework. He would chase away people who bullied her, and when she gave him food he liked, he would smile at her with quiet satisfaction.
Lan Wanting felt less lonely.
He liked to draw, so she bought him art supplies and uploaded his drawings online. To her surprise, someone commissioned him...
When he received his first payment, Lan Wanting excitedly kissed him on the cheek.
He froze, and it took him a long time to react. Then he leaned toward her and gave her the lightest kiss on the cheek in return...
Later, his family came looking for him.
Only then did Lan Wanting learn his real name was Ling Ze. He came from a wealthy family, and his older brother had been searching for him for years.
She knew she had no reason to keep him anymore.
She stood outside the crowd and watched him get into the car. The black sedan drove away, like a shooting star crossing the horizon, and soon vanished into the traffic...
Life returned to the way it had been, but Lan Wanting felt even lonelier.
She fell seriously ill and dreamed of everyone who had left her: her parents, her younger brother, and... him.
Half-conscious, she felt her way up, trying to get a drink of water, but her legs gave out and she fell to the floor.
A pair of strong hands caught her.
She looked up in a daze and met a pair of familiar eyes...
Clear and bright, just like the day they first met.
Tears streamed down her face.
Through her blurred vision, the boy awkwardly and carefully held her. "Lanlan, don't cry."
His voice was clear and warm as a breeze.
Lan Wanting had always believed Ling Ze was the hope that helped her survive when she was in despair. She never knew that the night she brought him home, covered in wounds, he had decided she was the one for him for the rest of his life.
Both leads are each other's first, mutual healing, older woman-younger man romance.
The male lead is autistic and only grows close to people he trusts.
Completed novels
"After the Divorce": The second male lead wins, and the ex-husband suffers for his past.
"He Took Advantage of the Moment": The second male lead wins. The male lead has a secret crush on the heroine and is her younger brother's classmate.
"Marrying a Lonely Man": The male lead is autistic, and the two leads help heal each other.
"Pampered in His Palm": Marriage before love. The male lead is a friend of the heroine's uncle.
Theme: An ordinary life can hold extraordinary aspirations
I also want to read the story about the development of Ling Yue and the new police officer [cat head][][]. Oh my god, please. I want to read the story about Ling Yue and the new police officer.
Why can't we give Jingxiu and Jingjing a good ending, wuwuwu, I can't help but feel sorry for this couple.
Can't we tell you the story of Big Brother?
I really hope the author can make a side story about Jingxiu and Jingjing, and then they can be together sweetly, woo woo woo
No, reality is already difficult, can't novels help them???? There is no blood relationship, so why should we care about worldly opinions? Live your life for yourself, not for others!!! We are all people who have received higher education and have been baptized by new ideas. Don't we promote freedom of love? Will you die if you don't get married? Do you deserve happiness just because you don't have the aura of a male protagonist? Fu Jingxiu has been trained by his father since he was a child. Their family is so powerful, so they still need to rely on marriage? Isn't this a forced indoctrination? Nothing can be done without his father? Do we still need to rely on marriage to maintain group interests? Please, author, please give us a happy ending. Doesn't it mean that socialist culture should promote a culture that people like to hear and enjoy? Don't force me to kneel down and beg you???
The eldest brother's emotional line is too miserable, I want him
Is there no Big Brother extra?
Sadness turns into a river!!! Brother, is there really no hope? Woo woo woo
I'm stuck again, can't I finish it all at once? So tired
How about letting big brother he?