A Camellia Banquet [Wealthy Family]

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Blurb:

Meeting Feng Yu'an was fate.

The two of them were worlds apart. Yudi was an ordinary middle school teacher, while he was a refined young master from an illustrious family.

And yet this seemingly unreachable man gave Yudi everything she could want in an ideal marriage: a beautiful home, a few adorable cats, and a husband who was an excellent cook.

The life Yudi wanted was one of quiet days flowing steadily by, simple and secure, filled with the warmth of everyday life. But from the moment she met Feng Yu'an, everything began to spiral out of control.+

The fourth young master of the Feng family was rumored to have been aloof and abstinent for years, proper and self-possessed, always keeping a gentlemanly distance from women. Yet at the age of twenty-six, he fell for one woman and willingly gave up the life, power, and status of a wealthy family.

On the day Feng Yu'an returned to the Feng family to take over as its head, the two of them broke up in the most devastating way.

One morning, Yudi left without a word, leaving behind only a jade-green flute.

In the thick darkness of night, a black Maybach tore through the stillness, speeding forward like a reckless, crazed shark. But the noisy night tide had ebbed, and the dock lay silent and empty.

Gentle and refined x kind and innocent

Reading Guide:

Both leads are each other's first. The heroine has an ex, the hero does not. Don't let the blurb scare you: this has a happy ending~

Qinzhou is a fictional city, with many original worldbuilding details.

The characters are not perfect.

Cover artist: Xiaoxiao Fu on RedNote

An unconventional wife-chasing crematorium / fake heiress / forceful pursuit

Refined scoundrel young master x clear-headed, clever fake heiress

In Paris, Xinrui turned around and smiled at Lian Che. At her side was the fiance she had been in love with for five years, and on her left ring finger she wore a silver diamond ring.

Before her gaze drifted his way, Lian Che had already been staring at her intently and shamelessly for three minutes.

For those three minutes, reason and desire tore wildly at each other in Lian Che's mind.

In late autumn, before the mist had completely lifted, Lian Che realized he had to have this woman.

For this vibrant rose, he used every means at his disposal, no matter the cost.

*

At the closest she ever came to escaping, just as she was about to get away, she watched helplessly as his people suddenly arrived and surrounded the entire car.

Xinrui curled up beside the seat, his voice like a demon's ringing in her ears.

"Xinrui, if I were you, I wouldn't run."

*

One day, in their room, she asked him, "If I win our bet, will you let me go?"

Under the lights, the man's features were sharply defined. He smiled, but his eyes held a cold, distant indifference that kept everyone at arm's length.

Smiling, he pulled her onto his lap and forced her to sit down. One hand lifted her chin, and his voice was low:

"Someone like me breaking a promise wouldn't be surprising, would it?"

*

In Lian Che's eyes, Xinrui was naive and ridiculous, hypocritical and greedy, foolish and cowardly.

He had made it clear that he would decide how things between them ended, and when, according to his own whims.

Later, he nearly lost his life for this woman, only to receive a faint, cold smile from her lips.

So he added one more thing to his assessment of Xinrui: utterly heartless and devoid of humanity.

Later still, everyone believed Lian Che would always hold the upper hand in their relationship, unshakable and entirely at ease.

Only Xinrui knew he would willingly enter a cramped prison cell, put on his own chains, and kneel before her.

"Xinrui, please play with me. Please."

In the end, Lian Che realized he had fallen into a trap prepared long ago, and the hunter was none other than his "prey."

#The story of a little white rabbit trapping a big bad wolf#

Reading Guide:

Both leads have only been with each other, but the heroine has liked someone before; the hero has not.

Both leads have flaws. Neither is a perfect person.

An unconventional wife-chasing crematorium story, with scenes of both the heroine and hero suffering, as well as mild coercion.

Romance and plot are equally important.

This may have old-school melodrama. Readers who dislike this kind of story should proceed with caution.

Hong Kong City and Qinzhou are fictional cities.

Theme: Stay true to your original intentions