She should have known from the moment Jian Yu took one look at Qin Shu's ramshackle project and chose it that he was no good.
Some people come sniffing around like dogs, led by their noses.
Then they call it intuition.
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After quitting her job at a major tech company, Qin Shu was utterly disheartened. She never expected anyone to pull her back from the brink.
That night, fireworks filled the sky. In the crowded throng just a stone's throw away, she turned around up high and suddenly met Jian Yu's blazing gaze.
He looked at her with unwavering determination.
Everything about the moment was perfectly, delicately ambiguous. Qin Shu noticed the scar splitting the man's eyebrow. It wasn't exactly a handsome feature, and it was a shame that such an ugly scar marred his face. Naturally, she didn't ask why he was injured or why he was so fixated on her. She simply fell into his arms, greedy for the tenderness he gave her.
He said she was the only one for him.
He said he couldn't live without her.
Later, she left to put up a desperate fight against the forces of evil, leaving a cigarette by the bed.
Jian Yu chased after her like a madman. He flew all the way to Kamchatka, a journey that took a day and a night, and found her by a lighthouse, so frozen she was barely conscious.
Qin Shu tossed her phone into the sea. He called out to her, and she whipped around to meet his clear, bright eyes.
Only when looking at her did this atheist reveal the devotion of a believer: grateful for their chance encounter, grateful that his intuition had led him to follow her. She had looked back at him from above; she was willing to lower her gaze and look at him once more.
"Take me with you." Jian Yu smiled as if he'd survived a catastrophe. "Qin Shu, take me with you."
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[Fragile, self-sacrificing heroine × intuitive, arrogant charmer | Internet industry | Mystery | Redemption | Fate throws enemies together]
*Happy ending. Both leads are inexperienced in love; the heroine has had a first love. The hero is three years older than the heroine. The characters are flawed, and they grow.
*The romance and plot are in a 4:6 ratio. The concepts come first, and the themes explored are rather complex. Readers interested in philosophical ideas are welcome.
*First novel. Corrections are welcome.
Theme: If good and evil go unrewarded, then Heaven and Earth must be partial.
Looking at the title and cover image, it felt like it told me that this story will have two hard bones that have to be pulled together. Everyone will go through the painful period and the running-in period and finally come to a smooth period. I couldn't tell the reason at first glance at the copy. After reading the full text, I thought it was a love fairy tale told under the guise of Tan Jian in a workplace style, and some gray industries will appear in the future, with hidden trends. Power, rush, sister's branch plot, multiple supporting characters, it is not easy to write this kind of multi-line development story. It needs to be written to make people take a breath of cold air frequently while reading. It is necessary to set up arrangements for these plots, twists and turns, and full of surprises. If the author does not have a clear structure diagram in his head, it will be easy to write a story, and the reader will feel confused after reading it. But it is undeniable that the writing style of the wife is very strong, and it is very smooth in some emotional processing, without a very erratic reading feeling. External reference materials are integrated into the text, so that the online logic of each character is supplemented by explanations, which makes people sigh and think at the same time. It is difficult to say that this is a romance novel that is all about love. Instead, it is about human nature fighting against machines, interests and sacrifices, and a head-to-head confrontation between readers and authors. You are simply a genius. There are very few female authors who include firearm fighting scenes in romance novels, and do not write the clichés on the market. They open up a new track and are unique. Among the authors I have come across so far, my wife is the second one, and you are the only one among the authors signed in Jinjiang.
I like to see the speculation of people and phenomena, the dualistic views commonly used in the West and the openness and tolerance of our ancestors, the essence of coexistence of diversity, and how Tan Shu's unstable string of codes turned into her optimization and program turning point. I want to look at myself with macro thinking and a dynamic perspective, and don't always focus on a certain node... The excitement and love of the character's personal line are actually greater than my exploration of the emotional line. Hahahaha, Jian Yu's landing on the island freezes the scene, broken in the chaos, dancing with her soul in the sadness. It reminds me of a love letter written by Sagan to Sartre, which may be a bit inappropriate, but "this century is crazy, inhumane, and corrupt. But you have always been sober, gentle, and spotless." Just like what is written in this chapter, "the puzzle has completed the last missing corner of it." Dear Tan Shu, don't always be trapped in the depths.
There is no greater sorrow than the death of the heart, and the death of a person is also the second most.
"Confrontation is a selfish wish" wuwuwu, I cry, this is not love, I feel sorry for Zhaozhao
Came here from xhs, looks great
"She stared at the abscesses that were stitched and burst again and again in the so-called glamorous statues of the world." I like it!!! Looking forward to emotional drama
Why is he like this? It's so tasteless.
This chapter is very well written by Zundu. I like this chapter the most. Come on!!
Congratulations on the completion, thank you teacher, here I come~
The image of Uncle Monkey finally became established in my mind after this chapter.