■ A calculating flirt who knows how to reel a man in and train him
■ The male lead is utterly devoted × The female lead's fake affection has a little real feeling mixed in
On a damp, sweltering, rainy day, Shu Jia meets Wu Ze for the first time.
He's the exalted young master of the Wu family, and in other people's eyes a monster: strange in his manner, with a mercurial temperament.
She's the daughter of a deceased servant, and only the master's pity has given her a temporary place to stay in a remote guest room.
At their first meeting, the young master wears a gloomy expression on his handsome face. His cold gaze sweeps over her, undisguised hatred in his eyes.
He tells her to get out in a fit of temper and never show her face again.
In front of others, Shu Jia quietly cleans up the mess, her damp eyes brimming with tears.
Alone, she casually shakes the puff covered in blush. The timidity vanishes as she says into her phone, "I just need to get him to notice me. It's easy."
To carry out her plan, Shu Jia weaves a web of feigned affection, making it seem like her heart is full of sincerity.
To outsiders, she's the only person who can put up with Wu Ze.
His eccentric temper, sensitive nature, and mercurial moods: she accepts them all without complaint.
At last, one day, Wu Ze does something out of character and asks Shu Jia to stay.
He plucks up the courage to reveal his true feelings, quietly telling her no one has ever truly liked him.
Shu Jia raises a hand to touch his face, her eyes full of sympathy. "Don't be afraid. You have me now."
Her web closes around the young master without him noticing, trapping him until he can no longer bear to be without her.
Then, while holding him tight, she'll stab him in the back.
-
One day, Wu Ze wakes up to find his girlfriend's phone lighting up beside him.
He glances at it casually, then freezes, his eyes fixed on the screen until it goes dark.
The message reads: [According to the plan, you should have won over that difficult young master by today, right?]
[Reading guide※]
1. The male lead is mercurial. Early on, he humiliates and teases the heroine. Later, he willingly becomes her dog.
2. Includes, but isn't limited to, the male lead going crazy, romantic rivalry, her running while he chases, and forced love. The heroine is always in control of the relationship.
3. The heroine is calculating and seductive. She uses the male lead, deceives him about her feelings, and sweet-talks him with feigned affection. Please only read if you can accept this, and don't insult the heroine over it. This is not a strong, independent heroine story, not a strong, independent heroine story, not a strong, independent heroine story!
4. A mix of cheesy, melodramatic, old-school, and Mary Sue elements. It's a web novel for entertainment, so enjoy it without overthinking, hehe.
5. Neither lead is perfect.
[A story where the author lets loose and indulges their personal preferences. If this isn't for you, or you like to imagine yourself as the protagonist, please read with caution.]
My next story will be Neon Jellyfish. Blurb:
■ When a despicable, gloomy school bully falls for a cute, oblivious girl...
■ A beloved, sunny girl × a cold-blooded, possessive bad seed
When Sang Muning realizes Chi Yousheng has finally stopped resisting her attempts to get close, she's delighted.
She's a girl without much guile. When she considers someone a friend, she gives them her whole heart and treats them well.
So even though everyone says the boy is a freak, even though her friends are all afraid of Chi Yousheng and don't dare breathe too loudly around him,
Sang Muning still bravely steps in front of him and corrects her friends sternly: "Chi Yousheng is a good person. He's actually very kind."
What Sang Muning doesn't know is that, as she sits beside Chi Yousheng and carefully bandages his wounds,
the cold-faced boy beside her, head lowered and silent, is considering how he can tie her to his side forever.
Her friends aren't wrong. He really does repay kindness with malice, forget favors, and was born a bad seed.
For example, right now, the girl feels so sorry for his wound that her eyes are red and she looks ready to cry, while he wickedly wonders what her tears taste like.
And her lips.
Chi Yousheng's gaze drops. He thinks they must be wonderful to kiss.
-
"Did you know jellyfish have no hearts, so they can't feel sadness or pain?"
"By saving me, you're dragging me down to hell."
Message: Live life positively
I finally went crazy and it made my scalp numb...
I have read no less than 20 books in Jinjiang, and I have read more than 5 serials. This is the most uncomfortable book I have ever read... I felt something was wrong since the author started taking leave one after another. It's okay to be very busy in this life, we can wait, no matter how difficult it is, we can wait. I was really dumbfounded when I saw the end of this article today... I have always respected every author's work. No matter how good or bad the writing is, as long as I can try my best to present a complete story to readers, I am willing to consume it. But this time, for the first time, I want to ask where I can get a refund...
As a fully subscribed reader, I feel I am still qualified to express my feelings after reading it. First of all, the setting of this book follows the dog training literature route. Although it also has the background of forced love, in this track, the author's role positioning and the plot direction when the book was first published are still very good, at least among the ancient dog-blooded forced love novels that I have read in a short period of time. It has a novel setting and a good writing style, so I have been looking forward to your updates, the author. I really want to witness the emotional entanglement between Shu Jia and Wu Ze. The process of love and redemption obviously has many parts that can be expanded. But after reading this sudden ending today, I can only say that I am disappointed. Too hasty and hasty. Combined with your message at the end, the author, I just feel that you are looking for a self-rationalizing excuse for your hasty ending. Of course, you can express Shu Jia's freedom and freedom in love in the form of Shu Jia always being in a dominant position in her emotions, but this does not conflict with her sincere and sincere love for Wu Ze. You can also portray Shu Jia as a character who is more ambitious than anything else. I have seen a line in a play that can well explain Shu Jia's love: "Love only belongs to me." 10% Of life, but apart from work, my total love is only 10%. "But using 10% of the time to love each other 100% is also a kind of sincere love. But from their reunion to their ending together, I didn't feel that Shu Jia really loved Wu Ze at all. I only felt that she was using her acting skills to perform." Love, the concern and longing for Wu Ze, is more like the author writing for the sake of writing. As for Wu Ze, he self-rationalizes all Shu Jia's behavior from beginning to end. As an elite who is decisive and decisive in the workplace, how can he be so without self-awareness? How did Shu Jia's past make her so wary of falling in love with someone that she didn't understand what true love was, but when she got along with Wu Ze, she noticed the pure and cute side of this bad puppy with explosive hair; how did Wu Ze, a child who had never been loved, change from I can detect a little bit of sincerity in Shu Jia's acting and lies; how two guys who are so duplicitous gradually fall in love with each other sincerely and from the bottom of their hearts. There are obviously so many things that can be expanded on and portrayed in detail, but they just disappeared in your hasty ending.
It ended so suddenly [Xingxingyan] Looking forward to the sweet extra episode
It's the end of May... Do you still write this teacher...
Ah ah ah ah finally updated 🤩
Come on, Song Song! Happy May [Spread flowers]
I finally waited for you. Fortunately, I didn't give up.
[Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it [Purple candy] kswl
Hug Song Song! Take your time! Waiting for you to finish [Qingxin]