Northwest China / Veteran / Rugged Man / Height Difference: 163 x 190
Xia Wan is an online novelist.
Lately, she has been finding a reader account called "Wan" beneath her stories rather strange.
When she wrote a scene where the heroine secretly kissed the hero, "Wan" commented: [Actually, the hero has secretly kissed the heroine, too.]
When she wrote that the heroine wanted to confess her feelings to the hero, "Wan" commented: [No need to confess. The hero already knows everything.]
When she wrote that the heroine dreamed of "playing in the water with the hero," someone knocked on her door that very night.
Xia Wan opened it and found Xu Chengzhou standing there.
The man wore a windbreaker and stood before her, travel-worn and dusty.
"W-what are you doing here?" she asked in confusion.
Xu Chengzhou gazed at her in silence. His dark eyes were filled with emotions that were intense and unmistakable.
"Nothing much. I came to act out what you wrote."
He said.
Xia Wan and Xu Chengzhou had met in rather dramatic circumstances.
After graduating from college, she bought a train ticket straight to the far northwest to research her novel.
When she arrived in Gansu, two men were waiting for her at the train station.
One was tall, the other short.
The shorter man offered to carry her luggage, while the taller one sized her up without saying a word.
The taller man was Xu Chengzhou, a discharged veteran and farm owner.
And the place she had come to research was Xu Chengzhou's farm.
At first, the two of them did not get along.
She thought he was too arrogant, and he thought she was too delicate.
But now, the man who had thought her too delicate had followed her all the way to a hotel outside the airport.
That night, Xia Wan truly learned what it meant for making a baby to hurt even more than giving birth.
But she remembered that Xu Chengzhou disliked overly delicate women, so she kept her eyes red and held back every sound.
Xu Chengzhou nuzzled and sucked at her lips, coaxing her in a low, husky voice:
"Baby, tell me it hurts."
Reading Guide: 1. Mutual pining. The heroine writes the hero into her book, and he is both her most devoted reader and her most devoted admirer.
2. Height difference, from the "making a baby hurts more than giving birth" series. Hnnng...
Blurb screenshot: 2025-05-28
Theme: Strive forward and run toward a wonderful new life.
