Mint Wine

My new novel, Low-Temperature Growing Pains, is now open for updates. Check my author page~

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Pirated copies are incomplete and full of awkward, illogical sentences. Jinjiang charges 0.03 yuan per thousand characters, and a full subscription to the main story costs only 8 yuan~

Xie Jiu had a secret she could hardly bring herself to admit.

Almost every night, her whole body ran hot, making it hard to sleep. She couldn't help wanting to do something with her younger neighbor.

Her doctor suggested she drink a glass of mint liquor before bed to cool down and help her sleep.

She followed the doctor's orders to the letter, and for a long time, everything went smoothly.

Until one day, her neighbor showed up reeking of alcohol. As she took off her clothes, she said,

"Can I borrow your hand for a bit?"

- Ten-year age gap, older woman, no real-life inspirations

- Chatterbox x gentle and reserved

- A sweet romance with plenty of melodrama

[This work is contracted with Jinjiang Literature City. If I discover anyone distributing or selling pirated copies, I will personally hunt them down!!]

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Screenwriter x director

When they meet again years later, Lou Ting has already forgotten Ying Shiqiu.

She can no longer recognize her at a glance.

Seeing her in towering heels and a cheap miniskirt, flirting in a saccharine voice with another woman at the bar, looking vulgar and disreputable, Lou Ting feels a little repelled.

She was never the type Lou Ting liked.

But the next moment, memories suddenly come rushing back.

In a house with no sunlight, she was naked, curled up in Lou Ting's arms.

She asked timidly, "We'll be together forever, right?"

- Gloomy, shabby-rental-apartment fiction

- Reunited lovers, melodramatic amnesia trope

Similar upcoming novel: The Reversing River

After a friend dies unexpectedly, Zhong Jian brings her daughter to the memorial service.

As soon as she walks in, she sees her friend's young girlfriend kneeling before the portrait, sobbing so hard she can barely breathe.

When her friend's parents ask who she is, the young woman stammers for a long time before managing to say a few words.

"We're... friends."

As the guests leave, nobody pays any attention to the forlorn figure, lost in grief and almost falling to the ground.

Only Zhong Jian goes over to steady her, murmuring, "I'm sorry for your loss."

"Thank you."

She slowly looks up and recognizes someone she has met a few times before. Her eyes brighten. "Sister Zhong Jian?"

Looking into those red, swollen, tear-damp eyes, Zhong Jian feels dazed.

For the first time in her life, an absurd thought occurs to her.

What if she loved me instead?

1. Fifteen-year age gap, older woman pursues

2. The pursuer is starved for love, secretly loves the heroine, and is a single mother. The child was not conceived with a man.

Theme: Stay emotionally independent