Pathological Obsession

I recommend my friends’ completed new novels: Mint Soft Candy by Xi You, and Reply to My Secret Crush by Mu Si Zai Yuandao [Obsessive, creepy man VS resilient girl] Jiang Ruan and Chen Zexu had been married for two years, treating each other with respect and staying out of each other’s way. To everyone else, Chen Zexu was the perfect husband: tall, handsome, accomplished in every way, and already a law firm partner at a young age. He was just cold and distant, difficult to get close to. Only Jiang Ruan knew their married life was as lifeless as a stagnant pool. They didn’t share a bed at night. No matter how passionate things got in the moment, afterward he would coolly withdraw to his room and say good night. He didn’t love her. She was simply a suitable choice for marriage. If nothing unexpected happened, they would carry on like this forever. Until one day, Jiang Ruan accidentally pushed open a hidden door in his bedroom. The wall was covered with photos of her, from her student days to the present. On the open notebook on his desk, the pages were filled with line after line: Jiang Ruan Jiang Ruan Jiang Ruan Jiang Ruan Jiang Ruan Ruan Ruan Ruan Ruan Ruan wife wife wife wife wife smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good smells so good love her so much love her so much love her so much love her so much love her so much love her so much love love love love love love, want to kiss her more more more more more more more more more more more more more more… My next novel, Trapped, is coming soon. It’s true that Ming Fei was the one who provoked Pei Heng first. She admits it. The first time she met him, he was the most doted-on grandson in the Pei family. He was born frail and sickly, as fair as white jade, with red lips and pearly teeth. His warm, gentle smile made him seem like the sort of person who’d give you the moon and stars if you shed a couple of tears. In other words… he looked easy to control. Who knew he’d turn out to be a complete lunatic? Ming Fei resigned herself to bad luck and decided to back off while she still could. She made sure to have an escape plan, then went abroad to hide for a few years, hoping they could pretend none of it had happened. Before she could board, Pei Heng appeared out of nowhere. His smile was as harmless as ever as he affectionately called her Feifei and asked, “Where does our Feifei think she’s running off to?” Ming Fei couldn’t help crying. Pei Heng rubbed his thumb over the dampness at the corner of her eye and sighed. “Even your tears are so beautiful, Feifei. You’re making my heart melt.” Ming Fei’s tears flowed even harder as she choked out a plea for him to let her go. “Why would you ask that?” Pei Heng smiled. “Let’s go back, and I’ll make you cry as much as you want. You can cry for me alone.” Ming Fei: “…” You sick pervert! She knew it! Theme: Love yourself before loving someone else