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Before meeting Sheng Sinian, Su Jing's life was like a bowl of noodle soup made without salt.
It looked fine on the outside, but one bite was enough to reveal how bland it was.
Fortunately, Sinian came along.
The notorious, unruly young master, the man who was supposed to stay single for life, came into Su Jing's world and turned out to be part fiery demon chili pepper, part overturned jar of aged vinegar.
Over time, even plain noodles soaked up all those seasonings and turned into bold, spicy Chongqing noodles.
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At a charity gala, a reporter once asked him, "Mr. Sheng, are you still single?"
He answered honestly, "Of course not!"
"Then why didn't you bring your girlfriend?"
"Because she hasn't gotten off work yet!"
Just as everyone was wondering what kind of job Sheng Sinian's girlfriend had, the doors to the venue suddenly opened.
A woman with a bare, makeup-free face stood there, looking dazed, like someone who had wandered into the wrong room.
Only when Sinian ran over and pulled her into his arms did everyone realize he had been telling the truth.
The reporters eagerly surged forward, hoping to get a clear shot of Su Jing's face.
But Sinian shielded her and called out, "My girlfriend just finished working overtime. Don't bother her yet. Let her eat first!"
Everyone was even more confused.
Was this really Sheng Sinian?
How had that once-temperamental man turned into such a devoted, caring boyfriend?
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Many years later, on the golden sands of Nanwang Island, Su Jing nestled in Sinian's arms as they gazed across the sea toward distant Banshan.
"Fate can be pretty amusing sometimes," Su Jing said thoughtfully.
"Oh?" Sinian rubbed the top of her head with his chin.
"Who would have thought that the once-mighty eldest young master of the Sheng family would leave Banshan for a fishing village and settle into life as a country landlord? Isn't that amusing?"
"How is that fate being amusing?"
"Hmm?"
"You're the amusing one..."
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Theme: Love is the driving force
Oh my god, seeing geriatrics in a novel is so friendly (coming from a former geriatrician)
Our love is like a large field of roses, we meet each other one after another, but before I woke up from the dream, I had already seen the withered yellow branches. I stayed up late last night and finished reading it. Many places poked me. I have always wanted to write a novel. Although I understand that for Asians, wheat-colored skin is normal, but in my imagination, my protagonist is still fair-skinned and has no trace of fat on her body. I also rarely see authors setting the heroine to have wheat-colored skin and muscles. Until I read this article, I was really surprised. There is no sense of violation as I imagined, but it adds a unique personal charm to our heroine. Our heroine is truly a self-improving woman of the new era. She is truly confident, confident from the inside out. But at the same time, she is not invincible, and she will be timid when faced with things she has never been exposed to. However, she has a very independent personality. She can always stay awake when faced with the male protagonist's speeches from the boss. She can realize the arrogance of the male protagonist as a superior, and at the same time refute him unwaveringly. In her heart, everyone of us is equal, no matter whether you are rich or not. I especially like the way she won't be carried away by love or lose her judgment. It's really hard not to like her!!! The male protagonist is also a very cute character (a compliment), and he often made me laugh while watching it, such as the line "You are playing with fire". Help!!! New bosses don't speak like this anymore!!! But it's really fun. Some of the male protagonist's behaviors are really cute and tight. He has the depth of a superior and a little bit of annoying arrogance, but when he gets along with the female protagonist, I feel that he is very naive. But I still prefer the female lead. Ahhhhhhh, it's so beautiful anyway. Our heroine actually has a pure heart. She didn't look down on the fishing village when she came out of the fishing village, but decided to take root in the fishing village in the end. This is really a very rare spirit in modern times. Although her return was forced by circumstances, I think the heroine also did it voluntarily, and this was a relief for her. There was a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage, such as the heroine feeling hopeless every time she went to work, most of her colleagues being impersonal, the hero agreeing to help the heroine build a clinic in the fishing village, the grandma not wanting to leave the fishing village, etc., All of which hinted to me that the heroine would leave this enviable city, so the heroine's return was expected. So rather than being forced by the form, it is better to say that the environment at the time was the catalyst for the heroine's return.
At first glance, she looked like an elderly female doctor.
I really felt that it was quite embarrassing at the beginning. Someone just walked into someone else's house and walked around, thinking that the person pruning the flowers was the gardener. It made me extremely embarrassed.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.