[The novel is complete!!! Please add it to your library!!!]
The new millennium saw every industry flourish. The internet and smartphones became widespread, and all kinds of websites and platforms sprang up like mushrooms after the rain, creating many new careers.
If you catch the right wave, even a pig can fly.
Lin Qingtian is an introverted homebody who secretly becomes a fairly well-known food blogger, thanks to her love of food and her talent for cooking.
To keep her online work from affecting her real life, she carefully protects her secret identity.
Unfortunately, she meets the wrong people and runs into one misfortune after another.
Her reputation is ruined, and her personal safety is threatened. What can she do?
The shy, softhearted girl wipes away her tears and faces the challenge, responding to each problem as it comes.
The harder she works, the luckier she gets. Things start to improve, and a benefactor helps her get the chance to clear her name.
The little blogger repays them with delicious food, something no food lover can resist.
As the two grow closer, good things keep coming, and her follower count soars.
They collaborate again and again, and the atmosphere between them gradually changes.
Her career takes off, and various partnerships and investments get on track.
Her sleazy ex, troublesome relatives, and restless rivals all begin testing her. Does another crisis lie ahead?
Things are different now. The softhearted girl has evolved, and she has a loyal assistant by her side.
Problems? Crises? Bring them on!
An introverted, easygoing food blogger x a sociable, swoon-worthy personal trainer
Both are sexually inexperienced, happy ending, slow burn
Reader's Guide:
1. This story is entirely fictional and has no specific real-life models.
2. The heroine has a run of bad luck in the first ten or so chapters, but things turn around soon.
3. The story's setting draws on the development of social media, drones, and similar technologies. The time period is similar to the early 2000s.
4. If there are any mistakes in the professional details, this humble author apologizes in advance orz
5. I'm terrible at writing blurbs and change them all the time. The main story hasn't changed, and the content of the old blurb is still in the novel!
[My completed novel, Traffic Police Detective [System], features transmigrating into a book, a System, investigations, and a happy ending.]
[Coming Soon: The Little Maid of Baker Street. A story about a trashy novelist and Sherlock Holmes, with episodic mysteries, detective work, and comedy. Please add it to your library!!]
Anna, an ace reporter and gossip enthusiast, transmigrates into a book and becomes a young orphan in the late nineteenth century.
With no inheritance rights, Anna loses her home and can only go to London to seek refuge with her distant relative, Mrs. Hudson.
To her surprise, her distant aunt is Sherlock Holmes's landlady! My dream man, here I come!
But it doesn't take long for her to admit that he's best admired from afar. What sort of normal person uses the wall for target practice?
The all-purpose little maid helps out around the apartment while secretly submitting "tales of love and morality" to the newspaper, working hard to save up for a house.
As the detective grows increasingly dependent on his new assistant, he says the house needs a lady of its own. Will she join him?
[Deduction vs. Intelligence]
Theme: The harder you work, the luckier you get
Baby sister, oh oh oh, don't be okay ah ah ah
Regarding the male protagonist's part, is the female protagonist suffering from PTSD (nonsense)
My sister's character is very decisive, and she is not sloppy at all, but I really can't bear to let my sister be so bad at the beginning. By the way, I would like to point out that men and women have different body types and different skin colors...
Kaiwen Sahua 🐰 🐰 The copywriting was collected and opened within a few days! Happy! 🎆