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Blurb One
Jin Bo lost his memory and demanded a divorce. His wife actually declared that she was going to pursue him?
She kisses him eight hundred times a day, wants to cuddle anytime, anywhere, and even insists on sleeping in each other's arms.
Who pursues someone like that?
Jin Bo finally loses patience. "Who taught you to pursue someone this way?"
His wife looks perfectly innocent. "My ex (who doesn't exist)."
Damn it! Jin Bo wants to kill someone.
Blurb Two
Jin Bo has lost his memory. After waking up, he remembers only his unattainable first love, but discovers he has gained a wife, Xiao Yan, through a business alliance marriage.
Jin Bo wants a divorce, only to find it's not that simple.
First love: "You can borrow my washboard. Go home and get on your knees."
Assistant: "Leaving with nothing would be rough. I suggest you turn back before it's too late."
Business partner: "As long as President Xiao gives the nod, the contract is yours."
Bad friends: "Showing off your love is a disease, but dogs have lives too."
Jin Bo: "…"
Also known as: "I Lost My Memory and My Wife Pursued Me Instead. What a Sweet Deal!" "I Really Wouldn't Mind Losing My Memory for Another Five Hundred Years" "A Masterclass in Husband-Taming: The Best of the Best"
Gong: Jin Bo, a gentle, healing big puppy
Shou: Xiao Yan, a gloomy, world-weary lazy cat
A super-sweet treat, an amnesia trope, and the complete manuscript is already finished. If you like it, please add it to your want-to-read list! Thank you!
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Played for Nothing!
Gaming god with max combat skills and a workaholic gong VS a max-skilled, anti-work shou who writes games for gaming gods
A product of the author's late-night plotting: a grand showdown between two crazies, absurdity in a serious drama, and derangement in a comedy. A deranged battle between the self-tormenting and the give-up-and-slack-off camps.
The novel's motto: We don't ask for power and riches, just for the eight a.m. shift to be canceled. We reject clients A, B, and C; we just want the client to lose it. The gong is the emperor of the workplace, while the shou is the workplace's revered ancestor. No matter how exalted an emperor is, he'll still kneel before his ancestor.
A blurb that seems serious but is actually a little unhinged:
Han Jin is a veteran scumbag, 190 centimeters tall, with a certain measurement only a unit shorter than his height. His life motto is to be extravagantly shameless: "Don't fall for me. I'm just a legend."
No two leaves in the world are exactly alike, just as no two beauties are exactly alike. Han, the artistic heartthrob, Jin: "Sleep among the flowers, and stay single once I've had my fill."
Then one day, he discovers that his ex-boyfriend and current nemesis is even better at putting on an act than he is. All those favors he thought he'd spread around had actually gone to just one person: his ex!
President Han's world crumbles. He thought he was a playboy, only to find he was just one part of someone else's playboy fantasy!
President Han's mouth twitches. "I was playing for absolutely nothing!"
Cheng Hua is a veteran game programmer. He's determined to knock his ex-boyfriend and former boss, who cheated on him, off his pedestal and make him admit defeat and become a lovesick puppy. But he accidentally gets tripped up by the program he wrote himself.
Forced to experience the dizzying life of an overworked Earthling, Cheng Hua silently squats in a corner and draws a circle around himself.
His ex-boyfriend turns into a useless teammate, and his carefully designed playboy-castration plot suddenly becomes a work-survival game. Before long, it's a matter of life and death!
President Cheng is in tears. "I was playing for absolutely nothing!"
Infinite-flow setting, one-on-one. The cheating is all in President Han's imagination.
A few ground rules:
1. Two top players join forces. Neither the gong nor the shou is a pushover.
2. The shou has an ultimate secret weapon, so the gong can only be furious in silence. You'll just have to read to find out what it is!
3. He never hurt his wife; he was always the one getting hurt by his wife. Still, winning him back means a trip through hell. Scumbags are risky, so proceed with caution.
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Theme: Growing together, helping each other thrive, and breaking free of shackles.
You are gentle and kind because you are useful. If you are not useful, you will break up.
I've made my wife angry for so long and went to sleep with sadness and anger. I'll give you a bad review.
I don't know why I just can't accept the relationship between Song and Shou's brother, it's very awkward [Tickling]
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
So beautiful! I really like the little couple 💛💛
I can't understand why the relationship between Xiao Renjie and the protagonist suddenly turned into a quarreling enemy. In the early stage, the Xiao family treated the protagonist so much. As a vested interest, how could Xiao Renjie break away, clear his name, and ease the relationship with the protagonist group?
It feels so strange, as if we haven't been together for 3 years. How should I put it, I feel that I care about feelings a lot. Why haven't I understood and solved many things in 3 years? Amnesia only started to develop, and this big family, can't they decide their own marriage when they are adults? They have to ask for benefits from the Jin family to get married, and they signed the contract of betrayal before signing the contract? So if you have a reason, you can't get married at will, and you have to work as a cow or horse for the Xiao family. I accept it. This entangled relationship has to be broken off, connected and connected again and again. If you are annoyed, you will click the cross, and then click back to post a paragraph to commemorate my visit and leave. If it breaks later, you can knock me and feel refreshed before leaving. The emotional description is still quite delicate, but it is getting more and more inconsistent and uncomfortable to watch.
Although everyone is independent and has their own ideas and careers, sometimes too much respect for each other will lead to the inability to detect the collapse of the other party at the first time. The huge difference in the wealth of the two people will only exacerbate this collapse.
The person with the strongest relationship is actually Yanyan hahahahahaha
Ahhhhhhhh, Tie Tie Xiaoyan!