New novel now serializing: Five Years Later, Newlyweds. Please check it out! Blurb below.
Rekindled romance after a breakup, reunion from the start
[Unyielding, passionate, brilliant woman X refined but depraved, secretly sensual powerful minister]
Ye Caiwei was born into nobility, blessed with beauty and talent. She should have married into a prince's household and continued living a life of glory.
No one knew that for the sake of a poor scholar who had come to the capital to sit the imperial exams, she could set aside her pride and dignity, giving in again and again.
Ye Caiwei thought Rong Jin'an was worth it.
Heaven had been lavish in giving him all the best things: his looks, his talent, his quiet, brooding temperament.
Though she had long since learned that beneath his cool, austere exterior lurked a truly depraved side.
His hands were made to command the world, clean and slender, with distinct knuckles.
In those years, during countless lonely, moonlit nights of passion, those same hands could not resist her advances and could only cover her lips tightly.
"Then don't make a sound."
Rong Jin'an was heartless and ungrateful.
The one decent thing he did was marry Ye Caiwei after the Ye family fell overnight in the crown prince's treason case, without holding the past against her.
She was the one who proposed the divorce.
Just as she had once been the one to kiss him first, then cling to him and ask, "You'll marry me, won't you?"
Those same hands, no longer inexperienced, took the beautifully written divorce papers.
"All right." Rong Jin'an was silent for a long time.
They went their separate ways and never contacted each other again.
Ye Caiwei returned to her old ambitions, leaving behind the capital's splendor and bustle to devote herself to teaching and writing. Her students were everywhere, and she was no less accomplished than her father had been.
She heard that Rong Jin'an enjoyed the emperor's favor, rising steadily through the ranks. Still young, he had reached the highest position in government and become a leader of the upright officials.
In the fifth year after their divorce, she took her students on an outing to gather material.
Who knew a sudden downpour would leave them stranded in the mountains?
The night breeze was chilly. Warm wine slid down their throats, and before long, they were all thoroughly drunk.
One of her students had admired Ye Caiwei for a long time. Faced with her intoxicating beauty, he could not help moving closer.
But a pair of sharp, clearly defined hands stopped him outright.
Rong Jin'an stood in a tall black robe and ceremonial headdress, his eyes filled with a cutting chill.
"Didn't Mr. Ye teach you that I am her husband?"
- Written to indulge the author's tastes. The leads have plenty of flaws. For the full content warnings, see the first paragraph of the first chapter's comments.
- SC, HE
- Entirely fictional setting, with heaps of original worldbuilding. Everything serves the plot.
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New novel now serializing: Five Years Later, Newlyweds. Rekindled romance after a breakup + running away while pregnant + marriage before love.
Please check it out:
Hong Kong vibe | Rekindled romance after a breakup | Marriage before love | Running away while pregnant | Height difference | Age gap
Proud, stubborn, beautiful, brilliant woman X reserved, devoted tech tycoon
After dropping her son off at kindergarten, Yu Ruoqing got a call.
It was from her husband, whom she hadn't seen in five years.
"The agreed time is almost here."
Cheng Jing'an was coming to Hong Kong to discuss their divorce.
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When a friend learned they'd secretly been married for five years, he was dumbfounded.
"You and Yu Ruoqing were childhood friends, sure, but you've been avoiding each other for years!"
Outsiders only saw them as the most dazzling couple at North City University. She was an academician's only daughter, and he was her father's prized student.
But those in the know understood that her father had practically raised him as his own son.
The friend pressed on:
"Why marry her? Because she's beautiful? Because of her inheritance? Or because you felt sorry for her, a genius whom Academician Yu deliberately ignored, and wanted to make it up to her this way?"
"No, wait. Yu Ruoqing hates you most of all. She's stubborn and proud. Would she really accept you?"
Cheng Jing'an fell silent.
The handsome man's eyes lowered, watching the last wisp of smoke rise between his fingers.
Just as that night, when she snatched the cigarette from his lips and put it in her own mouth,
climbed onto the sofa with him, then sealed his lips with hers. "Help me..." "Please..."
She said it three times in all.
Afterward, the sofa was soaked three times over.
"That's all in the past," his friend consoled him.
"She's now the youngest professor at Hong Kong University, and you've made a ten-digit fortune on your own. You shouldn't have married in the first place, and you have no children or property tying you together. Maybe you should give her some of your assets as compensation?"
Before arriving in Hong Kong, Cheng Jing'an had already prepared everything.
He no longer resented her false affection or the way she'd discarded him once she was done with him. He didn't begrudge her for caring only about work and going five full years without contacting him. He didn't care that whenever he called, she couldn't even be bothered to humor him.
Those two bright red certificates were the first time their names had ever appeared together,
and they would be the last in this lifetime.
But at a private party on Victoria Peak that night,
when someone saw Yu Ruoqing's beauty and the adorable little boy holding her hand and was about to approach,
the hottest tech tycoon in town stopped him without a hint of courtesy.
Cheng Jing'an stood tall, his handsome features darkening as he glared down at him.
"Has no one told you that this is my wife and child?"
- 1V1. The leads are each other's only partners, emotionally and physically. HE.
- The story mainly focuses on the push and pull between the leads. Raising a child is a side plot.
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Theme: Love crosses a thousand mountains and rivers
Ahhhh, so complete and happy!! I'm consuming CP, thank you to my wife for bringing such a wonderful story [Spread flowers][Spread flowers][Spread flowers] Promise me to write more [][][], okay 😳
[Oh oh oh] This author. . . . . Are you suppressing and controlling reviews? It's the first time I've seen this kind of battle in so many years of reading articles. I'm curious if there's any truth in the comment section. It's really not good at writing. If you have time to do these things, you should spend more time thinking about the article. 💔 Otherwise, there will be many people like me who are accused of being deceived and ripped off by the comments.
I regret that I booked everything last night. . . The plot is a mess and the characters are weird and broken. Neither the male or female protagonists stand still and even feel a bit like normal people. I basically haven't finished the rest of it. I jumped through the chapters at ten times speed and I can't remember anything after reading it. Jinjiang's list is getting more and more bad now 🤔 I regret not listening to the comments section of the free chapters to persuade me to quit.
I really like it. It's rare to see such a flawed but distinctive protagonist. Even if neither of them is talkative, you won't feel particularly aggrieved, because the character creation gives people the feeling that it is impossible for the two of them to say it. Moreover, the author's rhythm is great, and it is so comfortable to read from beginning to end. It is the only book I have fully ordered in the past year!
It's over!! I really like this story. Weiwei and Ronggou want to be happy forever [Spread flowers][Spread flowers][Spread flowers]
[Reluctant] The newspaper is really not good-looking. There is no so-called crematorium for chasing wives. The female protagonist is stupid and the male protagonist is very wretched.
It's a good read. I haven't been to Jinjiang for a long time to read. I finished reading this book in one sitting. It's good. Now Jinjiang's emoticons are so gaudy [Panda Head]
Teacher Cheng Qi, if you look at the entire comment section, you can see that there were no comments on the last chapter for several days before yesterday. . . After I commented that this novel was not good. . In just half an hour, five or six comments came to suppress this comment. . Very outrageous [covering face, laughing and crying] I really don't like this feeling of covering one's mouth to criticize
I held my breath and read the whole long story. It's not that it's wonderful, but I'm curious about how bad the male protagonist is. Before the reconciliation, the heroine's family was implicated because of King Qi's rebellion. Under such circumstances, the heroine fell into a trance and fell into depression. At this time, the hero agreed to the heroine's reconciliation and let her leave alone. When they met again, he brought a woman who looked similar to the heroine and mocked the heroine as soon as he spoke. Of course, the extra chapter later talks about what the male protagonist did five years after the female protagonist left, but the female protagonist is not from God's perspective. The female protagonist sees that the male protagonist has always been reluctant to marry her. The male protagonist doesn't care about the fact that his family is implicated, and he keeps making fun of himself when they meet again. At this time, I thought that the heroine should respect herself and draw a clear line with the hero. As a result, the hero was drugged, and the heroine went to bed with the hero half-heartedly. Then there was a series of inexplicable forced interactions. The heroine said that she hated you to death, but she ended up hating the hero to death. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is promoted by the female protagonist's initiative before leaving, and the female protagonist's gaffe in drinking and the stimulation of her love rival after they meet again. I want to ask, what did the male protagonist do in this relationship? He never showed mercy or bowed his head. So what does the heroine love about the hero? Do you love his coldness? Do you love his reluctance? Do you love his irresponsibility, or do you only love his skin? Without the extra explanation, the male protagonist is a veritable scumbag, and the extra is written like this to save the male protagonist's image. Another point is that the article is full of plots of men-favoring and misogyny. The heroine asks the hero if she is good-looking. The author treats the heroine as if she is an object. She is coquettish, charming and wild. This is how the heroine looks in the eyes of the hero. So how did the hero fall in love with the heroine? Just because she takes the initiative in bed? The plot relies entirely on the two of them going to bed. The conflict is never revealed, and the two people always stab each other. Last but not least, the author wanted to portray the image of an independent heroine, but did he hold up? She relies on her father before getting married, relies on Mr. Xi after divorce, and relies on the male protagonist when they meet again. The female protagonist can't do anything by herself? To be honest, I didn't feel the charm of the male and female protagonists at all, and I didn't feel the love between the male and female protagonists at all. I can only say that the author likes this kind of love, so I wish her the same.
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