☆ My next novel will be Meteor Fragments, about a loyal, poor student x a spoiled heiress. The blurb is at the bottom. Please add it to your favorites, pretty please~ Sending love!
Blurb:
Reunion after years apart | Push and pull | A little bittersweet
[Fake warmth, real weariness / detached, unflappable ice-shop owner & fake glamour, real loneliness / thrill-seeking actress]
During the first-year high school military training, Qi Fuyin spotted Lou Tingyue right away. At 175 cm, she was taller than almost everyone in the class and naturally ended up at the far right.
So whenever the instructor shouted, "Dress right!" Qi Fuyin could see her delicate jawline, and, when she looked up, her beautiful profile.
After two years, Qi Fuyin and Lou Tingyue were the inseparable best friends everyone around them talked about.
Qi Fuyin would go to eat snacks with Lou Tingyue at the tea cafe after school.
When she stayed over at Lou Tingyue's house, she would press close to her through their thin pajamas.
She would even use rehearsing a performance as an excuse to boldly kiss Lou Tingyue.
The summer sun in Suicheng was always scorching, and Qi Fuyin both loved and hated summer.
She met Lou Tingyue in summer, and left her in summer.
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After graduating from university, Lou Tingyue returned to the old part of town and ran an ice cafe. She didn't have many customers, and her monthly earnings barely kept the place from going under.
"Lou, table seven wants an iced lemon soda and a pineapple bun."
Lou Tingyue stood up, picked up the tray, and walked to table seven.
"Here you are. Enjoy."
The woman at the table was looking out the window while talking on the phone. She tucked the hair by her cheek behind her ear, then turned and looked up at Lou Tingyue, nodding in thanks.
Lou Tingyue's eyelid twitched. Her thin lips parted beneath her mask, but in the end she said nothing and turned away.
A sudden exclamation came from behind her. It wasn't very loud, but Lou Tingyue still heard it.
"Hello, are you Qi Fuyin?"
"I'm such a fan of yours. Could I take a picture with you?"
Lou Tingyue kept walking. She took a bottle of juice from the fridge and was about to drink it when she noticed Qi Fuyin's portrait printed on the bottle.
Lou Tingyue scoffed to herself.
Qi Fuyin was a third-generation rich girl, born with a silver spoon in her mouth. She'd never known hardship, always had someone to cover for her when she made a mistake and someone to cheer her up when she was sad. She was a mediocre young actress, only in show business for fun. When she got tired of playing around, she would go home and inherit the family fortune.
Just like she had treated Lou Tingyue back then: just a game.
P.S.
1. Lou Tingyue is the top, Qi Fuyin the bottom. Age gap, with Lou older.
2. All the characters who appear are women.
Blurb for upcoming novel Meteor Fragments
From Lu Furong's perspective:
After Nie had supported her for three years, Lu Furong's grandmother, the only family she had, passed away. With nowhere else to go, Lu Furong was taken in by Ms. Nie.
That was the first time she met Nie Yinxiu.
Beautiful, pampered, elegant.
Exactly like the princess in her imagination.
Living under Nie Yinxiu's roof, Lu Furong could keenly sense that Nie Yinxiu disliked her. She spent a year trying all sorts of ways to be nice to Nie Yinxiu, only to make her dislike Lu Furong even more.
If Nie Yinxiu didn't like her, then Lu Furong wasn't going to keep trying to win her over.
But why, the harder she tried not to think about Nie Yinxiu, the more she cared about her?
From Nie Yinxiu's perspective:
On her birthday, her mother brought home a girl two years younger than her.
The girl looked drab from head to toe, stood behind her mother clutching her fingers, and stammered out her name: Lu Furong.
The hibiscus flower was so beautiful. How could this shabby Cinderella possibly live up to the name?
So timid and insecure, Nie Yinxiu was sure she didn't like her.
"Don't bother me unless you have to."
That was the first thing Nie Yinxiu said to her.
A year later, Nie Yinxiu got into a university in another city. When she came home for the holidays, she found that Lu Furong seemed different from before.
"Sis, the air conditioner in my room is broken. Can I sleep with you?"
"Sis, I saved up to buy you this perfume. Will you wear it from now on?"
They were trivial little things. Nie Yinxiu paid them no mind.
Until one day, Lu Furong suddenly asked her:
"Sis, will you teach me how to kiss?"
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Everyone around them said Lu Furong wasn't good enough for Nie Yinxiu, that she looked like a princess's servant when she walked beside her.
Lu Furong lay across Nie Yinxiu's lap, troubled. Nie Yinxiu stroked her fluffy hair and said, "Don't listen to them. They have no idea how wonderful you are."
"You're a meteor breaking through the dust and falling into my arms."
P.S.
1. They switch roles.
Theme: Everything happens for the best.
The author's narrative style is gentle and elegant. After reading too many articles about the grand world view, I feel that such small town stories are also very fascinating, just like a brave man who travels through mountains and rivers to defeat the dragon and then returns to his hometown to open a blacksmith shop. The closer it is to the ordinary life of the reader, the more intimate it becomes. But it's not too ordinary. After all, the pure Cantonese flavor in this article is partly disturbed by Qi Fuyin's character and experience, but I really like this kind of pyrotechnic narrative. Whether it's the dialogue between the characters or the food in the house, it all has the local color of Guangzhou. It made me want to eat pineapple oil.
It can be seen that the author wants to explore some topics in the work, such as the embarrassing situation of the funeral industry among the three religions and nine streams, and whether the distorted expression of parental love in Chinese families is a spear that hurts people or a shield that protects people. These topics are difficult to discuss in depth, but the author's attitude can be seen through the author's writing. I have to say that Chinese children really spend their whole lives reconciling with their families. Injury and love are both tied to the same carrier. Perhaps injury is an alienated expression of love. Isn't this a kind of Stockholm?
Back to the work, Lou Tingyue's growth process was actually quite rough. She had few friends in high school, her family's livelihood was not understood by ordinary people, and she lacked parental care. She only had her grandma for company. With such a background and not becoming disabled, she had the greatest goodwill towards the world. But in fact, this is also a kind of gain in life, right? She will not be emotionally constrained by her family, nor does she need to care about the world's gaze (although this article is all female, it doesn't matter what the world is); Qi Fuyin's high school period is like a puppet being manipulated, with self-awareness but not much, and she can live her life without violating her mother's expectations. She mentioned making friends and developing hobbies, but once her behavior was deemed inconsistent with her status, she would be erased by her mother's big hand. In the missed years between Lou Tingyu and Qi Fuyin, the biggest gap and obstacles were caused by Qi Fuyin's side. It is the shackles of love that hurt people the most.
In addition, Norway seems to appear too frequently in this article. In fact, there can be a dream plot, telling the story of Lou Tingyu when he was traveling in Norway many years ago. The two passed each other on the street and disappeared in the sea of people. This feeling of sadness is so appropriate. You thought I was going to see my lover again. In fact, we just met and separated in a hurry. I understand Lou Tingyu quite well. When I looked down from the high point of the Lofoten Islands, my whole body was infiltrated by the loneliness of the vast world. Maybe I jumped down on the spot because I had no sustenance in my heart. Fortunately, he didn't jump. If he did, Qi Fuyin might be half dead as well (.
One point I want to complain about is Liao Yiman's plot arrangement, which seems too mentally retarded. First, I don't understand her motivation for spreading rumors online that she was bullied, or what the benefits of doing so are. She has no shortage of resources and attention, and does not need to "take advantage of" Qi Fuyin's traffic. Since Qi Fuyin chose to terminate the contract instead of making the matter a bigger deal, her behavior will not be exposed online in the future. It is nonsense to say that she can join an army in advance, so there is no benefit at all, but it will incur the risk of the truth being revealed. Second, her methods were too childish. Qi Fuyin had medical certificates and timeline evidence, so it was impossible for her to be slandered. This game was doomed from the beginning. It is actually a bit humorous for someone who has been in the entertainment industry for a long time not to have such a brain. Third, the reaction of the crew is also a bit strange. The filming of a TV series promoted by multiple parties' funding actually chose to remain silent and actively delete the evidence of Liao Yiman's recommendation for the sake of one party's capital. When rumors were flying all over the place, they actually did not speak out and only helped the evildoers. It was a combination of stupidity. Fortunately, Qi Fuyin didn't have any special intentions to break into the entertainment industry, otherwise the combined methods of these people would not be enough for her.
I also noticed that the name of the protagonist of the author's new book in the full text of the manuscript is the same as the screenwriter of "The Taste" of this article. Is it a different offline narrative of the same world or a parallel world? Just curious.
I'm so nervous. Is mom coming here to talk to Tingyue?
I've finished reading it. It's such a sweet article that it makes my brain spin.
End of scattering flowers ~ Come on Teacher Fu [rainbow fart] [rainbow fart] [rainbow fart]
Ahhhhhhhhhhh the extra is so sweet and cute
Isn't there a side story? Let's have a little side story after marriage. It ended too quickly.
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, the writing is good, I look forward to the new article [Prick-eared Rabbit Head]
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, the writing is good, I look forward to the new article [Prick-eared Rabbit Head]
[Orange candy] Got it [Orange candy] Got it [Purple candy] kswl [Purple candy] kswl
The author's narrative style is gentle and elegant. After reading too many articles about the grand world view, I feel that such small town stories are also very fascinating, just like a brave man who travels through mountains and rivers to defeat the dragon and then returns to his hometown to open a blacksmith shop. The closer it is to the ordinary life of the reader, the more intimate it becomes. But it's not too ordinary. After all, the pure Cantonese flavor in this article is partly disturbed by Qi Fuyin's character and experience, but I really like this kind of pyrotechnic narrative. Whether it's the dialogue between the characters or the food in the house, it all has the local color of Guangzhou. It made me want to eat pineapple oil. It can be seen that the author wants to explore some topics in the work, such as the embarrassing situation of the funeral industry among the three religions and nine streams, and whether the distorted expression of parental love in Chinese families is a spear that hurts people or a shield that protects people. These topics are difficult to discuss in depth, but the author's attitude can be seen through the author's writing. I have to say that Chinese children really spend their whole lives reconciling with their families. Injury and love are both tied to the same carrier. Perhaps injury is an alienated expression of love. Isn't this a kind of Stockholm? Back to the work, Lou Tingyue's growth process was actually quite rough. She had few friends in high school, her family's livelihood was not understood by ordinary people, and she lacked parental care. She only had her grandma for company. With such a background and not becoming disabled, she had the greatest goodwill towards the world. But in fact, this is also a kind of gain in life, right? She will not be emotionally constrained by her family, nor does she need to care about the world's gaze (although this article is all female, it doesn't matter what the world is); Qi Fuyin's high school period is like a puppet being manipulated, with self-awareness but not much, and she can live her life without violating her mother's expectations. She mentioned making friends and developing hobbies, but once her behavior was deemed inconsistent with her status, she would be erased by her mother's big hand. In the missed years between Lou Tingyu and Qi Fuyin, the biggest gap and obstacles were caused by Qi Fuyin's side. It is the shackles of love that hurt people the most. In addition, Norway seems to appear too frequently in this article. In fact, there can be a dream plot, telling the story of Lou Tingyu when he was traveling in Norway many years ago. The two passed each other on the street and disappeared in the sea of people. This feeling of sadness is so appropriate. You thought I was going to see my lover again. In fact, we just met and separated in a hurry. I understand Lou Tingyu quite well. When I looked down from the high point of the Lofoten Islands, my whole body was infiltrated by the loneliness of the vast world. Maybe I jumped down on the spot because I had no sustenance in my heart. Fortunately, he didn't jump. If he did, Qi Fuyin might be half dead as well (. One point I want to complain about is Liao Yiman's plot arrangement, which seems too mentally retarded. First, I don't understand her motivation for spreading rumors online that she was bullied, or what the benefits of doing so are. She has no shortage of resources and attention, and does not need to "take advantage of" Qi Fuyin's traffic. Since Qi Fuyin chose to terminate the contract instead of making the matter a bigger deal, her behavior will not be exposed online in the future. It is nonsense to say that she can join an army in advance, so there is no benefit at all, but it will incur the risk of the truth being revealed. Second, her methods were too childish. Qi Fuyin had medical certificates and timeline evidence, so it was impossible for her to be slandered. This game was doomed from the beginning. It is actually a bit humorous for someone who has been in the entertainment industry for a long time not to have such a brain. Third, the reaction of the crew is also a bit strange. The filming of a TV series promoted by multiple parties' funding actually chose to remain silent and actively delete the evidence of Liao Yiman's recommendation for the sake of one party's capital. When rumors were flying all over the place, they actually did not speak out and only helped the evildoers. It was a combination of stupidity. Fortunately, Qi Fuyin didn't have any special intentions to break into the entertainment industry, otherwise the combined methods of these people would not be enough for her. I also noticed that the name of the protagonist of the author's new book in the full text of the manuscript is the same as the screenwriter of "The Taste" of this article. Is it a different offline narrative of the same world or a parallel world? Just curious.
I'm so nervous. Is mom coming here to talk to Tingyue?
I've finished reading it. It's such a sweet article that it makes my brain spin.
End of scattering flowers ~ Come on Teacher Fu [rainbow fart] [rainbow fart] [rainbow fart]
Ahhhhhhhhhhh the extra is so sweet and cute
Isn't there a side story? Let's have a little side story after marriage. It ended too quickly.
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, the writing is good, I look forward to the new article [Prick-eared Rabbit Head]
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, the writing is good, I look forward to the new article [Prick-eared Rabbit Head]
[Orange candy] Got it [Orange candy] Got it [Purple candy] kswl [Purple candy] kswl
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