A sharp-tongued, looks-obsessed, hypocritical singer gong x a gentle, sensible, sickly-beautiful nail artist shou
Ruan Liu grew up with many hardships in an orphanage and couldn't afford college.
After working for two years, he was diagnosed with a terminal illness. He joined a dating reality show just to scrape together money for medical expenses.
Zhou Jin was adopted by the Zhou family and raised as their cherished darling. He graduated from a top university.
His career took off smoothly after he debuted through a talent competition. He joined the dating show only to pursue his unrequited love.
In truth, Ruan Liu should have been the Zhou family's biological younger son.
Even after the Zhou parents reunited with Ruan Liu, they still felt he wasn't as capable, sensible, or likable as Zhou Jin.
Ruan Liu used to complain that he'd been dealt a bad hand, until he met Jian Cheng and realized that fate was perfectly fair.
Jian Cheng said, "I fell in love with you at first sight."
"I was attracted to your looks."
"How is being attracted to your looks not a kind of love? And how is love at first sight not love?"
"Long before I met you, I'd imagined your face a million times."
P.S. The gong is a hypocrite, a master of overthinking, incredibly talkative, and utterly devoted to the shou! Utterly devoted! Utterly devoted!
Next book, currently being written: "The Eight Hundredth Year Since I Lost My Wife," a modern fantasy featuring a gong protagonist, monsters, bittersweet romance, a groveling chase, and a pregnancy.
Here's the blurb:
Jin Huai is one of only two golden dragons in the world. The other is his dad. Among the monster, spirit, and human clans, they can get anything they want and have the world at their feet.
Jin "Precious Darling" Huai has four worries:
First, he drank the flower spirits' fake liquor and slept for a full hundred years. When he woke, he'd lost nearly a thousand years of memories, along with the dragon scales that had naturally fallen off over the previous hundred thousand years. For centuries, no matter how hard he looked, he couldn't find them.
Second, in this new era of new trends, the monster clan had gone nearly a thousand years without a single baby being born. Yet they insisted on copying humans and creating a matchmaking System, claiming it could calculate one's past and present lives. They even forcibly matched adult monsters with partners, and Jin Huai was paired with a spirit!
Third, the little sword spirit from the spirit clan was quite good-looking, but... his true form looked familiar, like one of the dragon scales Jin Huai had lost eight hundred years ago. The little sword spirit also had a familiar aura, like the scent of a dragon egg.
Fourth, the little sword spirit kept exorcising vengeful spirits and evil monsters. Jin Huai thought it was because he was kind, but later learned that the little sword spirit only wanted to sever the karmic ties between good and evil and enter the cycle of reincarnation as soon as possible.
Jin Huai, before his memories returned: "Why would you want to enter the cycle of reincarnation when you've got it so good? Bar-hopping and grilling skewers by the roadside are both way better than the waters of the reincarnation pool!"
Jin "Cries So Loudly" Huai, after his memories returned: "My wife! My little dragon baby! Ah! Don't leave me!"
Fake liquor is bad for dragons! Never drinking it again!
A carefree but reformed gong x a stoic shou who only wants to be exorcised.
A partly healing story, with a little groveling chase.
Content warnings: 1. The gong is somewhat of a scumbag early on.
2. Pregnancy with a dragon egg; the baby is born in the extras.
Theme: Someone will love you with all their heart
So disappointed in this family. .
Help already feels suffocated. .
Good-looking, sweet and reassuring, but it's a pity that Zhou Zhuo's father is dead. I feel that his father is a rare and normal person in the Zhou family.
So Yue Zhimiao only changed her mind because Ruan Liu was her child. If Ruan Liu was just an ordinary orphan, he deserved to be bullied by their family. The character of this family is too bad.
So what about love? Are there too many kidnappings in the name of love?
Why can I send messages on the plane... I just feel that everyone with the surname Zhou is quite mentally retarded except Zhou Zhuo, and that mother is even more important... Come on 😚😚😚
The relationship is very sweet, but the family is really heartbroken. I would rather not love at all than want to be like this. It's hard to calm down. The most annoying thing about the whole story is that Zhou Jin is obviously rich and well-fed and has the Zhou family, but he is always dissatisfied. He blames others and blames others. The Zhou Jin is obviously favored by his family because the protagonist was adopted and pampered (he should choose him even if he gave up the protagonist), but he said that the protagonist cannot be tolerated. After being sent abroad, there is still a rich man with good looks who likes him and always takes care of him. The final ending is still worry-free. Think about the protagonist who has worked hard for sixteen years and suddenly got leukemia. If there is no miracle, even if there is love, there will still be no happy ending. [Covering face, laughing and crying]
The whole story was disgusted by Zhou Jin, but he ended up with the best ending among all the garbage? Don't tell me that it's painful for a well-off man to be with someone he doesn't love? So what do the sins and grievances Xiao Ruan suffered in the past 20 years count? Do you think he can endure hardship?
It feels like all the feelings that the second brother has for Zhou Jin are the sustenance of Xiaoliu's feelings [Pigeon]
It would be nice if he didn't grow up in that home.