=Upcoming=
"The Season of Moss": Set in the Nanyang region during the Republic of China era, about a young lady and the tiger she keeps in a cage
"The False Jade Pendant": Historical romance, fake siblings, fake emperor x fake princess
And "Zhumugangri," which I mentioned before, is back for another spin~ A legendary adventure in Tibet~
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=Synopsis=
Rumors at the music conservatory claim that Erhu professor Ming Shanyou had an improper relationship with a female student. Because of this, Ming Shanyou left the stage and resigned from his teaching position, but no matter how hard people dug, they couldn't figure out who the student was.
Years later, Ruan Miaoying, who lost her position as concertmaster after being reported as an "academic seductress," is forced to marry Ming Shanyou, who lives in seclusion in a mountain town. Won't this just make that rumor seem true?
She thought they could simply keep up their marriage of convenience until she went abroad. The two went to the civil affairs bureau as agreed.
A month later, the divorce cooling-off period ended.
A staff member called Ming Shanyou: "Sir, you can come in to complete the next step of the divorce process. Both parties need to be present. Do you still want to get divorced?"
Ming Shanyou looked at the girl on his phone, who had already left for another country, and said, "No. I'm going to get her back."
1. They are each other's only one, but the heroine had a scumbag ex-boyfriend. The hero is six years older.
2. Violin concertmaster x erhu prodigy who rose to fame at a young age
Theme: Love may come late, but it comes all the same
Isn't it Shuangjie? Is this a rumor about a male and female lead being paired up?
Is there any extra story? When will it be updated? I'm really looking forward to the [Orange Candy].
Will there be any extras after the show is over?
It's cool. I can't have this kind of native family.
Xiaoyu is really unlucky to have such excellent parents
The male and female protagonists will always be in this town from now on.
I just happened to watch She's Lonelier Than Fireworks. It's indeed a very interesting biographical movie.
The male protagonist really feels melancholy
Even if the male protagonist didn't like the female protagonist at first, he still admired or had a crush on her, right?
Artists and killing animals do feel a bit incompatible. They are too humanistic.