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The Ex-Wife Chase of Doom | Entertainment Industry | HE
Mo Wanying had a boyfriend everyone envied.
Zhou Yuze, heir to the Zhou Group, was influential, aloof, and exceptionally handsome.
And yet he indulged her pride and spoiled her temper. In the heat of their midnight embraces, he would kiss her eyes tenderly and call her Wanwan.
News from the entertainment industry: top-tier star Su Wanwan had wrapped up her overseas tour and returned to the domestic scene.
Mo Wanying bore some resemblance to her, especially around the eyes.
As a beauty blogger, Mo had gone viral for recreating Su Wanwan's iconic roles, earning her the nickname Little Wanwan among influencers.
That had led to an invitation from a production team to play Su Wanwan's twin sister.
One day, her boyfriend came to visit the set with great fanfare, drawing the attention of the entire crew.
From a distance, Mo Wanying saw him talking to Su Wanwan. She hugged him from behind and teased, "Do we look alike? Don't tell me you mistook me for her?"
Her boyfriend patted her head, his expression inscrutable.
Later, she saw him shielding Su Wanwan behind him. The man, usually so refined and elegant, grabbed someone by the collar and snarled, "Back then, I couldn't even bear to touch one of her fingers. Who the hell do you think you are?"
It turned out that in his youth, he had once chased after that moon.
And now, its light still lingered in his heart.
*
Mo Wanying met his shattered gaze calmly. "Thank you for losing control for me just now, but we're already over."
*
Reader advisory:
1. The male lead will have to win her back the hard way. The white moonlight is real, but they were never together. Please don't read if you can't accept this setup.
2. Both leads are each other's only partners. No changing the male lead. No writing advice, please. HE.
3. 80% anti-piracy threshold.
4. Given the premise, controversy is to be expected. If you dislike it but keep reading just to complain, I'll take that as saying one thing and meaning another. Comments that insult or attack the author will be deleted, no questions asked.
*Next up: Hidden Heart
The Ex-Wife Chase of Doom | HE
To outsiders, Qin Shiyao was a delicate heiress, but what a shame that she was marrying into the Li family as the second young master's bride.
The Li family was one of the capital's most powerful houses. The second young master, Li Chuan, was perfect in every way except that he was far too promiscuous.
People speculated that given Qin Shiyao's meek temperament, she would likely be driven to despair by her husband's many admirers after they married.
At the wedding, Li Chuan looked bored, making his handsome features all the more dangerously alluring.
He leaned in close, a lipstick mark left by someone else still on his neck, and asked, "Your father wants my family's help. What do you want?"
Qin Shiyao took out a wet wipe and carefully cleaned the lipstick from his neck. Smiling, she answered sweetly, "I want you."
To play with.
One late night, she affectionately looped her arms around Li Chuan's neck and kissed him. "Darling, I want some freshly braised duck wings from Butterfly Alley."
A round trip to Butterfly Alley took two hours by car.
Half-asleep, he kissed her at length, his voice low and indulgent. "Wait here."
So he drove into the freezing winter night, wrapped his coat around the still-warm braised food, and brought it back.
When he opened the door, no one was waiting for him. Qin Shiyao had already left.
Li Chuan had once thought Qin Shiyao was all beauty and no soul, a puppet who did nothing but obey her elders' orders.
She had married into his family for their alliance and followed him around, stubbornly devoted.
She was always carefully clinging to his arm, occasionally shedding a few tears.
Pitiful and exasperating.
Just when he had fallen deeply in love, she disappeared.
Half a year later, they met again on a rainy night in an unfamiliar city.
She still wore that spotless white dress, standing in the rain with clear, cool eyes, not a trace of her former self remaining.
She smiled at him, her long hair flying in the wind. "I play along wherever the occasion calls for it. Surely the Second Young Master didn't take it seriously?"
Behind her stood several handsome young men, all tall and long-legged, a pleasure to look at. They held umbrellas for her, carried her bags, and opened the door of a McLaren 650S for her.
They called her Boss.
It turned out she had never been a pretty puppet controlled by someone else.
She was the puppeteer pulling the strings.
And he was nothing more than a chess piece she'd casually taken for herself.
*Coming soon: Indulging Before Marriage
Rekindled Love | HE
Soochow University drama school's campus beauty Su Nianning was ethereal and enchanting, her dance captivating all who watched.
Born into a wealthy family, she had two older brothers shouldering the family's responsibilities. All she had to do in life was enjoy herself.
Dating handsome men was her idea of fun.
One rainy night on her way home, she came across a battered man sitting against a wall, one long leg stretched out to block half the path.
At the sound, he lifted his head. His peach-blossom eyes shimmered with rain, his gaze fixed on her. He looked wretched, with a hint of menace beneath it.
The cool, ethereal fairy of the stage secretly clasped her hands behind her back, desperately suppressing the excited tremble in her fingertips.
She took him home.
One midnight, drenched in sweat, he held her from behind and asked, "Mind if I smoke?"
Su Nianning: "If I said I minded, would you stop?"
He chuckled, his voice seductive. "Of course. Today, you're the one in charge."
Ha. Today.
They were both the sort to lose themselves in the moment and leave tomorrow to tomorrow. That was fine by her.
*
Later, Su Nianning's mother took her to meet the man she was expected to marry.
Rumor had it that he was ruthless and decisive, so much so that even the family elders steered clear of him.
At the meeting, Su Nianning suddenly seemed a little uncomfortable. Her mother smiled and explained to the man, "Nianning is reserved and easily embarrassed. She'll be fine once you spend some time together."
The man, dignified and composed, looked at the girl who had spent countless nights entangled with him two years ago, then coldly cast him aside. Slowly, a smile appeared on his face.
"Don't worry, Auntie. Nianning and I have always gotten along wonderfully."
[We don't just love each other today. We have countless tomorrows, too.]
#They both thought the other was wild, but in reality, they had only ever been with each other#
Theme: Speak of love sincerely
Summer Ripples
Does the White Lotus Upperclassman Like Me?
He Said I Was a Gardenia
A Secret Affair Before Marriage
Why Make Her Transmigrate for the Demon Lord and His Brother's Play?
Protecting Miss Pea
Love Is the Wind, Passing Through Cherry Blossom Town
I Want You to Love Me, and Love My Wanderings Too
A Heart in Hiding [Winning Her Back]
The Moon Came Running to You [Reborn]
The Fallen Bird Returns to Its Nest [Entertainment Industry]
Sunny Skies with You
It's pretty good. This is the first HZC novel I've read in which the male protagonist Bai Yueguang doesn't turn into a vicious female supporting character. Although it's still a bit cliche, it's really great that the author can insist on giving the female supporting character a he. To be honest, when I read a novel, I never ask whether the male or female protagonist has an ex, but I am disgusted by plots where the female protagonist or the male protagonist's ex is a rotten person with serious moral issues. This will make the protagonist look stupid for them.
In fact, it still feels weird. I feel that the author mentioned briefly before that the male protagonist could tell the difference between the female protagonist and the second female protagonist when they first met, and the male protagonist (seems like?) Also decided to be with the female protagonist after thinking about it. Then the plot developed to the second female protagonist and the male protagonist looked at his heart. Did the three days really feel unsatisfactory? (But I just watched it without thinking...)
To be honest, it's so nice to meet this for the first time. The previous part of the text seems like the characters have been taken away, it's quite fragmented.
I feel really emotional after reading this. It's really hard for my sister.
The better thing about this book Chasing Wife and Crematorium is that it is not so sadistic. Except for the final day + three days and three nights, the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist. At the end of Three Days and Three Nights, there is only Su Wanwan's perspective and no male or female protagonist's perspective. Is it because the author also knows that it is not easy to write if the logic does not make sense? So we can only let the female protagonist not ask the male protagonist or explain. Readers were furious in the comments section. What I understand is that until three days and three nights ago, the male protagonist liked two people at the same time. He always had Su Wanwan in his heart, so after she was bullied, the male protagonist directly forgot about the female protagonist. After listening to Su Wanwan's words at the hospital, I thought about it before contacting her. During those three days, I was really thinking about which one to choose, and finally chose the heroine. Would you pay tribute to the point of staying with your girlfriend for three days and three nights without contacting your girlfriend at all? You can forget about it in the heat of the moment, but you deliberately didn't want to contact her for three days, and the reason why you chose the heroine was because you felt that Su Wanwan had changed. At first he approached the heroine with a low profile to seek peace, but when he discovered that the heroine was determined to break up, he became more and more attracted to the heroine. Hey, people are cheap, only when they are lost do they know how to cherish.
Su Wanwan breaks out of the line between male and female protagonists and is much more popular. She is like the heroine of another novel. So the real Bai Yueguang should just die in the memory. The real person is still a bit popular and more down-to-earth. He worked hard all the way from the bottom to the queen of the movie, and experienced ups and downs when he returned to his country. It was all on his own. It was hard work and sad, but all choices come with a price. You choose the path you choose and you can't blame others. As mentioned in previous comments, Wanwan has chosen the hard road, and she will definitely meet people who really feel sorry for and love her on the road.
Are all my subscriptions full?
Such a cute heroine. Alas, I really like the character of the heroine in this book, and so does the second heroine. But it is precisely because I like the heroine so much that I feel that such a hero is not worthy of the heroine. It feels too disconnected from the main text.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Jiang Sheng oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo,
Wanwan, just be happy.