This novel was renamed Solar Eclipse and completed in 2023.
Short blurb:
Can a man and a woman really not get back together after breaking up for four years?
Not sure. Let's try again.
Long blurb:
In 2018, After the Rooftop at Noon made the year's bestselling authors list. With invitations from the Writers' Association, media interviews, an adaptation deal, and a place in Ji University’s postgraduate program, Xue Jing, just 21 years old, became one of the year's hottest authors, admired by readers as the "little Hu Shi of Jicheng" for both his looks and talent.
For years afterward, whenever readers asked what inspired him to write at fan meetings, Xue Jing would give a mocking, faint smile and tell them a joke.
He owed his fine clothes and success to his ex-girlfriend's refusal to marry him when he was down and out.
He never expected that when they met again, the gold-digging social climber he had spoken of would be driving a battered electric tricycle with a scarf wrapped around her head,
racing through the fields with two piglets in tow.
Theme: Depicting the love lives of ordinary working people, exploring pig farming techniques, and promoting the core socialist values of honor and disgrace.
It's so well written. I haven't seen such a well-written statement for a long time. Come on, come on.
Why doesn't it count as being forced? It means being frightened by reality. Isn't this called being forced? If I could ensure that I could continue my studies smoothly, I wouldn't have asked my parents to get married and break up so quickly.
Ahhhhhhh, the yandere male protagonist is going crazy, I love him so much
What an incredible side
An unexpected development. In reality, it might be different, but what about the male protagonist?
Oh my God, my limbs have become cold and stiff (Hayue is the cat whose tail was stepped on)
Xue Xiaowu: Why did you abandon me back then? Woof!
Ah, it makes me so painful to see. I can understand the feelings of both parties so well.
Ah, I was also unexpected by the male protagonist's reaction.
Although the heroine did fabricate her family situation, this moment is really relatable. It's so terrible. Breaking up is inevitable.