Zero-Degree Heartbeat

Please follow my next novel, Really, I Don't Have a Crush on You [Manipulative Beijing power player VS independent, clearheaded, cool beauty] 1. I got handsy with a client after drinking. Can I just pretend I'm dead? Xia Kui is a project manager at a film company. An intern was parachuted in, her direct supervisor quit, and the pressure of a box office target worth billions landed squarely on her shoulders. Worse, while trying to rein in a diva actress, she seems to have offended Zuo Yu'an, the film's investor. But the morning after she got drunk, instead of getting the cold shoulder, she was greeted by Young Master Zuo's Rolls-Royce. Xia Kui had never been more devout while burning incense: "I swear I'll give up drinking and sex. I won't do it again." A cool voice rang out beside her ear. Zuo Yu'an: "You take advantage of me, then don't want to take responsibility?" 2. The heir to the Zuo family is proud and low-key. He founded Yunzhan Tech single-handedly and is perfectly at ease in the world of glamour and excess. Everyone in their circle wonders: Which woman will finally win the man all the actresses and socialites are fighting over? Until his childhood friend catches them at a couples' restaurant. In the dim light, Zuo Yu'an buries his face in Xia Kui's neck, his hoarse voice brushing against her skin with every kiss. "Going on blind dates behind your boyfriend's back. Is it fun?" Xia Kui struggles to no avail, then bites his lip hard. "We already broke up." His childhood friend is left completely stunned... The rumor that "Zuo Yu'an is the other man" begins spreading from phone to phone. Old Master Zuo is furious, and the media come running. After enduring countless nuisance calls in the middle of the night, Xia Kui finally decides to throw the instigator out. At last, when the news reaches fever pitch, Zuo Yu'an updates his otherwise blank Moments feed: [I've made it up to her. Successfully claimed my place.] The accompanying photo shows the moon from a lounge chair in a villa complex. Friend: Is your mouth the hardest thing about you? The temperature drops to zero, but the heart still races Please add my upcoming novel, The Young Lady's in Trouble [Headstrong troublemaker & roguish heartthrob] A wicked young lady and the rabid dog who's even crazier than she is On the day her arranged-marriage partner proposes, Ye Shengsheng is rewarded with a shiny green hat. Her fiance-to-be cheated on her with her best friend, the one she used to tell everything to. She has no idea what her friend said behind her back, but on that very same day, Ye Shengsheng becomes the target of everyone's scorn. She pulls the one lonely name from her blacklist and messages him for the first time in three years: [I'm getting married next week. Interested?] Bian Che, heir to the Hengyi Group, is unruly and brazen. In Ye Shengsheng's words, he's a complete jerk. She never imagined that the two of them, always clashing like flint and steel, would become the bride and groom at the wedding of the century. Ye Shengsheng is quite calm about it, because she's already made up her mind: keep the child, ditch the father. She'll have an heir. What does she need a man for? Unfortunately, after nights without sleep that leave her aching from head to toe, half a year of trying still hasn't produced a pregnancy. Bian Che seems even more eager than she is to get a divorce. He brings her fertility charms and pregnancy guides, and even catches a flight back just for her ovulation period... "Traditional Chinese medicine says we shouldn't do it too often, but we can make each session last longer." "Western medicine says the woman-on-top position makes conception easier." Since he's so invested in having a baby, Ye Shengsheng figures the infertility must be her fault. She never expected that even she, a self-proclaimed expert on men, could misread one so badly. Staring at the vasectomy report, she grits her teeth in fury. Bian Che, you've really got nerve... No, you haven't got anything! That night, the moment Bian Che walks in, the divorce papers come flying at him. He pays no mind to Ye Shengsheng's fury, calmly unbuckles his belt, and looks at her with brazen abandon. "When you dumped me, you said a man wasn't worth playing with twice..." "Now I'm going to make sure you get your fill!" Theme: Promoting the development of Chinese cinema