1. (At the very end of the blurb for "My Disciple Is So Innocent, How Could He Be a Player?", a forthcoming novel)
After a car accident, Xing Kui met Li Chengchuan, the man in the hospital bed next to hers.
He was stiff and obsessively neat, his clothes so perfectly pressed they had not a single crease. He seemed to have no life in him at all.
Later, she discovered that he was not only her fellow patient and her neighbor, but also her boss.
This was getting a little scary. Worried that Li Chengchuan might be a perverted stalker, Xing Kui decided to investigate by starting with his friends.
To her surprise, every one of them was eager to help, all insisting they wanted to save her from her miserable situation!
#Kui Kui, trust me. Li Chengchuan is a bad guy!
2.
Li Chengchuan had been secretly in love with his secretary for five years.
At twenty-nine, Xing Kui was being pressured by her family to get married. Unable to think of a way out, she jokingly asked him, “Boss, how about we team up?”
The day they headed to the marriage registration office was the most exciting day of Li Chengchuan’s life. He never imagined Xing Kui would get into a car accident that very day and forget him completely.
He had schemed his way into becoming her fellow patient, then her neighbor.
Later, Li Chengchuan received the news that Xing Kui was going to marry one of his friends.
#Great. I’m pursuing my wife, but my friend swooped in while I was away.
3.
One day, a bombshell message appeared in the “Brothers Who Love Each Other” group chat.
Group member Li Chengchuan had decided to get married. His fiancée was a mystery, and everything was strictly confidential.
Every one of them received a big red envelope from Li Chengchuan. They wondered who could possibly be so impressive as to win the heart of a confirmed bachelor.
Who could have guessed that the marriage would be called off the very next day?
One after another, his good friends set off for Nanzhou, ready to stand up for the powerful local who’d just been dumped.
Later, they met Xing Kui.
#Kui Kui did nothing wrong. She just lost her memory in an accident.
#If she’s lost her memory, it’s totally fine to change the groom, right?
1. A messy, dramatic story about brothers betraying each other. Our goal is to get the whole group involved!
2. A series of one-on-one romances. The couple breaks up for various reasons before the next romance begins, with an extra story for each person.
3. The main story starts with her in the hospital. The heroine has just been in a car accident and is broken in body and spirit, but she’ll gradually recover.
Please add my forthcoming novel "My Disciple Is So Innocent, How Could He Be a Player?" to your reading list. It’s a similar rivalry-for-the-heroine story.
1. (The heroine’s perspective in the main story)
When Daoist Venerable Ming Cang ascended, what worried him most was his innocent, gullible little disciple.
His little disciple was hopelessly romantic. Over the course of a century of cultivation, she was successively tricked by the Demon King, the Demon Lord, and outstanding talents from every corner of the world into giving up her eyes, her voice, and more… before finally disappearing, her fate unknown.
Ming Cang failed to ascend. A bolt of lightning struck him and sent him back a hundred years. Excellent. This time, he would make sure his little disciple trained diligently day and night. As for men, they could all get lost!
One day, his little disciple brought home a handsome, injured man.
Ming Cang: (clenches fist) (That’s the Demon King in disguise.) Get lost.
One night, his little disciple brought home a handsome, injured man.
Ming Cang: (draws sword) (That’s the Demon Lord’s incarnation.) Get lost.
#Can someone tell him why the people who tricked his little disciple in her previous life just won’t leave her alone?
2. The Demon King, the Demon Lord, and the outstanding talents from every corner of the world… In their previous lives, they hated Ming Cang more than anyone. They offered up their eyes, their voices, and more for Yuzhu, longing for her eternal favor.
As they clung to each other in tender, aching intimacy, Yuzhu wept helplessly. It wasn’t that she didn’t want to be with them. She had no choice but to obey her master’s orders. It was all because her master wouldn’t let her be with them.
Yuzhu was so obedient and innocent. She would never lie. It was all the fault of that lonely old monster, Ming Cang.
#Don’t cry, A-Zhu. Now that we’ve been reborn, we’ll deal with Ming Cang, that obstacle.
#And with each other.
3. Yuzhu is the last Lingmei in the world.
Legend says that if a Lingmei trades body parts with members of nine different races, she can shed her mortal form and become an evil god.
For this reason, Yuzhu infiltrated a human cultivator sect to search for prey.
But something strange happened. One day, her master, who had never cared about her, suddenly started forcing her to practice every day.
And wherever she went, even if she only took a few steps outside, she kept running into handsome men.
#Yuzhu doesn’t understand. Yuzhu is deeply shocked.
#But if you’re all going to throw yourselves at her, she’ll gladly take you all, right?
A deceitful heroine’s path to power, reborn characters scheming and fighting like mad, lots of one-sided crushes. Add it to your reading list!
Theme: Live life with optimism
It's very interesting, I really like this topic, and the ending is very heartwarming. I have been preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination recently, and I am very stressed and anxious. I just wanted to read some romance novels to have fun. I actually read this one very early, but intermittently, so I didn't finish reading it all the way through. This time I stayed up late to finish it. The article focuses on the two sensitive topics of "rushing for marriage" and "infidelity", which really touched my heart. Haha, in fact, the article mentioned "self-defense mechanism", and Freud's psychoanalytic theory directly came to mind. First of all, I am glad that I have been able to persist in studying. It seems that I have avoided marriage to a certain extent. Most of my peers around me cannot escape the urge to get married once they leave campus. I have also thought about this phenomenon, why is this happening? Our parents' generation seems to have been like this. They have formed a set of solidified patterns. I can't say that they have no ideas or knowledge. You cannot judge the past with your current perspective. Indeed, an idea that is different from others needs to go through a lot of development and practice before it can truly become a viewpoint recognized and supported by the majority of people. Our society emphasizes dedication, which is a very good value concept. Only when the society is harmonious can the family be harmonious and have personal value. However, the realization of social value cannot be based on the sacrifice of personal value. Love others first and love yourself first. I hope all girls can respect their right to choose and make decisions. I really like a sentence in the author's article, "Marriage is a path in life, but it is not a necessary path." Each of us should happily spend "Everyday Wonderful Adventures". Finally, I would like to thank the author for allowing me to read this warm article.
Maybe it's because I have a normal relationship with my mother. I'm in a lot of pain. I've read a lot of information and it says that I'm defensively protecting myself to prevent my mother's words from hurting me. I use this to explain myself. So I really hate this mother
The heroine's relatives are really annoyed, there are too many inks
Haven't you realized it yet?
It's not fun to tell the truth 🐶
I'm still calling back here, laughing so hard
It's so sad. My wife wrote so well.
I was very sad in the end, Mr. Li's mother... Hahahahahahahaha
It looks good, I like it, please give it a thumbs up to the author
Very good ending. I remember there was a variety show "Married in Ten Days" when I was in junior high school. I was particularly worried about who this girl would choose after ten days. I forgot the middle part, or maybe I didn't watch it, but in the end, she married me.