A Perfect Match

[My next novel, Who Sends the Letter?, is now underway: a clever sweetheart × a schemer] [Main story complete | Muscular man × a woman whose love starts mild and grows intense] One evening, a little boy came home from buying groceries and found a tall, burly man outside his front door. The man asked, “Where's your mom?” The little boy took Xiao Yanchuan to pick up his mother from work. When his mom, dressed in a qipao, came walking toward them, he called out in his childish voice, “Mommy, your dead husband is back!” Beside a gleaming black SUV stood a tall man whose arm muscles strained against the sleeves of his black T-shirt. Lin Zhaoxi's first reaction wasn't excitement, but worry: The family lived in a two-bedroom apartment, and the smaller bedroom had already been claimed by her precocious three-and-a-half-year-old, who could do laundry and buy groceries. How was she supposed to accommodate a husband she barely knew? [Reader's Guide] #Child first, love later# #Both leads are sexually inexperienced# #The three of them hit it off, making for a cozy, healing family life. The little boy is adorable and helps bring them together.# #When the little boy says “dead,” he means someone has gone far away.# #After the main story ends, 50% of the chapters will be locked. They will unlock after 72 hours if the subscription rate is below 72%.# My next novel is now underway: a Republican-era infinite-loop road story, Who Sends the Letter? Add it to your favorites from my author page [Quick-witted Republican-era post girl × discerning antique dealer] As usual, Lianqiao was sorting and packing letters in the post office dispatch room. Just as she was about to seal the mailbag, she spotted a package without an inspection stamp. At the time, the foreign concessions had become an isolated enclave. Every letter had to be inspected and stamped before it could be sent, yet Lianqiao slipped this unchecked package into a mailbag bound for Hong Kong. The next day, she saw the mysterious package again, along with a wanted notice that had already appeared in the newspaper the day before: the authorities were after Qin Yanchu, an antique dealer in Shanghai. The photograph showed a slender profile taken inside a train carriage. The image was blurry, but the reward was eye-catching. When she returned to the previous day once more, she encountered her quarry aboard an international liner bound for Hong Kong. In a private first-class cabin, Qin Yanchu sat before her on a velvet sofa, legs crossed. Dressed in a suit, he wore an enigmatic smile as he coaxed her: “Miss, compared to the reward for capturing me, there seems to be something far more valuable in your suitcase. Care to make a deal?” Lianqiao wondered: if she chose him this time, could she escape this strange time loop that kept repeating the previous day? - Theme: Hard work makes for a better life.