I'm very sorry, but due to personal reasons, I can't continue writing this book. It will be removed from paid access today. My apologies to everyone.
Rivalry for the heroine's attention | Size difference | Forbidden tension | The cold and aloof one goes mad with love.
During her senior year of high school, Wei Qingyu lives with the Rong family. The person Rong Xuan complains about most is his uncle, Rong Chen.
He says his uncle is cold-hearted and taciturn, more aloof than a Buddha statue in a temple and more old-fashioned than his grandfather, who's in his sixties. He's the hardest person in the Rong family to get along with, and the younger generation fears him most.
During the New Year's Eve family reunion, she sits in a corner of the sofa and happens to meet his eyes.
The man's features are striking, his presence cool and distant, his gaze sharper than frost and snow in the dead of winter.
Though he doesn't say a word, she is so frightened she falls silent.
Later, during a sweltering summer, she spends one reckless night with him abroad.
In a luxurious suite, the man holds her head in one hand, brushing his lips against hers as he asks if she's scared, while quickly undoing his belt with the other.
Only then does she realize that although they'd already met several times at the Rong home, he doesn't know who she is at all.
At the Rong family's old master's birthday banquet, she sits in a corner, facing the Rong family's dignified, aloof uncle, Rong Chen: the same man who made her cry all night on that sweltering summer evening a year ago.
She thinks to herself that he must have forgotten her by now.
As the banquet is about to end, the old master jokingly asks if she would be willing to become the Rong family's granddaughter-in-law.
She looks up and meets the man's dark, piercing gaze. So startled, she drops her chopsticks.
In the villa's main hall, Rong Xuan puts an arm around her shoulders and walks up to the man, greeting him with a smile: "Uncle."
Head bowed, she softly follows suit. "Uncle."
The man looks up at her and smiles, his expression inscrutable.
In the hot, desolate attic, the man cups her sweaty face and pants against her ear as he asks, "Last year you called me 'big brother.' Today you're calling me 'uncle'?"
She has barely opened her mouth when he forcefully silences her with a kiss.
Someone knocks at the door. Rong Xuan calls from outside, "Xiao Yu, Xiao Yu, are you in there?"
Wei Qingyu bites her lip tightly, afraid to make a sound.
The man kisses her ear, rubbing his thumb over her lips as he says, "Tell him you're here."
Wei Qingyu's voice trembles. "...I'm here."
Rong Xuan: "What are you doing in there? Why did you lock the door?"
The man's low, husky voice answers, "I locked it."
PS: Ten-year age gap, an old flame reignited, forbidden tension.
Theme: Live for yourself, not for anyone else.
I don't think so, why don't you at least explain it? This is responsible behavior. If you really can't write it and don't want to deal with readers casually, just come out and say that the update is permanently suspended, and the time for resumption is uncertain. Readers won't be blamed either. Because the plots, routines, and settings of the male and female protagonists in the previous three books are almost exactly the same. In the last part, the progress was getting slower and slower. The beginning of this book was not smooth, and then the progress stopped for a while, and I had a feeling that I would not be able to continue writing. But with so many readers waiting, I should come out and say something in response to the readers. Take responsibility for your own actions.
It's a question of what people do and what they don't do. If you are willing to do it, you will overcome all difficulties, but if you are not willing, there are ten thousand reasons. The bookstore should take measures to compensate readers for this kind of abandonment, and protecting the rights of readers is the right way to go!
In April, he said that he had cervical pain and needed to rest. In May, he would resume updating. Haha, it's almost June. He just disappeared without even responding. He doesn't deserve the readers' love and money [laughing and crying]
It's good to watch, please update more. The stories from Tang Jingyao to Zhou Jinghong, He Qingzhao to Rong Chen are all very interesting [Purple Sugar] kswl
Why do updates seem to be getting slower and slower?
It's not that I will never follow the series again. What are these authors like... Irresponsible at all hehe [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Will you continue to update? If it is updated when, can the author respond? It's been more than a month? If you are sure it won't be updated, then send an announcement and don't let others wait in vain.
I hope the author gets better soon! Really want to see it!
I'm convinced and don't want to follow the series anymore. It's really interesting to have a few book favorites and the authors play together to stop them.
Today and tomorrow, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, tired
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I don't think so, why don't you at least explain it? This is responsible behavior. If you really can't write it and don't want to deal with readers casually, just come out and say that the update is permanently suspended, and the time for resumption is uncertain. Readers won't be blamed either. Because the plots, routines, and settings of the male and female protagonists in the previous three books are almost exactly the same. In the last part, the progress was getting slower and slower. The beginning of this book was not smooth, and then the progress stopped for a while, and I had a feeling that I would not be able to continue writing. But with so many readers waiting, I should come out and say something in response to the readers. Take responsibility for your own actions.
It's a question of what people do and what they don't do. If you are willing to do it, you will overcome all difficulties, but if you are not willing, there are ten thousand reasons. The bookstore should take measures to compensate readers for this kind of abandonment, and protecting the rights of readers is the right way to go!
In April, he said that he had cervical pain and needed to rest. In May, he would resume updating. Haha, it's almost June. He just disappeared without even responding. He doesn't deserve the readers' love and money [laughing and crying]
It's good to watch, please update more. The stories from Tang Jingyao to Zhou Jinghong, He Qingzhao to Rong Chen are all very interesting [Purple Sugar] kswl
Why do updates seem to be getting slower and slower?
It's not that I will never follow the series again. What are these authors like... Irresponsible at all hehe [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Will you continue to update? If it is updated when, can the author respond? It's been more than a month? If you are sure it won't be updated, then send an announcement and don't let others wait in vain.
I hope the author gets better soon! Really want to see it!
I'm convinced and don't want to follow the series anymore. It's really interesting to have a few book favorites and the authors play together to stop them.
Today and tomorrow, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, tired