*Everyday version:
At the most desperate point in her life, Meng Yeling thinks she has met a kind-hearted angel in the gloomy London winter. A gentle young man takes in the bankrupt, homeless woman and offers her a live-in job. His clear eyes are utterly guileless.
She believes him, then falls into his trap.
A bankrupt woman has no right to fall in love or date the young master of the Wen family. Anyone can throw dirt at her and post half-true PDFs about her online. She has no way to defend herself, so all she can do is run.
Wen Yue doesn't think he's particularly gentle. He simply seized the chance fate gave him. Before they exchanged their first words, he'd already looked at her thousands upon thousands of times.
They're soulmates whose feelings are mutual. How else could she have made him gain ten pounds after they moved in together? Confessing is just a matter of clearing up a little misunderstanding, and they can have two weddings, one in London and one back home... Hey, why is his wife saying she wants to move out?!
*Exaggerated version:
The Wen family wields enormous influence in the capital, and their young master never shows his face. He's low-key and obedient, but after being sent to study in England, he becomes the other main character in a PDF.
The young master falls in love with a woman. After she leaves, he goes from everyone's darling little angel to an emotionally unstable, flaunting-his-wealth love addict.
"Do you think I'll like you forever? Don't flatter yourself." He says it while holding her hand.
"I'm richer than him, and younger. Why not choose me?" The formerly low-key young master of the Wen family shows off like a peacock, bringing her back to the Wen family's London mansion. With red-rimmed eyes, he corners her by the balcony railing and demands to know why she refused to take his hand.
*Adorable version
Young Master Wen breaks up with his first love.
On the surface: "I'll let you go. I'm going back home first." "I wish you well."
Behind her back: @LingSauce's Dream Boyfriend argues furiously with people in the video comments: "Xiao Ling is so cute, there are tons of people chasing her! Just because a rich guy is pursuing her, that makes him her sugar daddy?"
*Literary version
At twenty, she is brave and ambitious. She longs to turn her life around through her own efforts and achieve her expensive dreams, but also fears being swallowed up by the world of fame and fortune and falling from grace. Walking a tightrope, she can't stop, her nerves taut as she doubts everyone's love.
She's too clumsy at scheming, and her sincere feelings show too plainly to control.
But beneath it all, half of her is still sincere.
A wealthy but low-key, gentle homebody x a resilient international student whose family went bankrupt.
A note about my other works x3
Currently writing: "Three Handsome Guys in the Castle I Rented, and None of Them Are Human" - An ordinary female student studying abroad gets scammed while looking for housing, only to be won over by three handsome guys!
Upcoming, possible next work x1: "The Gloomy Girl's Diary of Disguise"
- After imitating the goddess, a mouse-person manages to win over the aloof heartthrob...
Upcoming, possible next work x2: "A Cautionary Tale of Dream-Girl Fiction"
- After using a top-tier star as a stand-in boyfriend, I rise to the top as his girlfriend fan...
Theme: Survive in the face of hardship.
I couldn't help but feel a little angry when I saw this. Previously I thought Wen Yue's love was just a little clumsy and his purity was a bit silly. Now it seems that compared to Mo Yuan, he has too many shortcomings: too possessive, impulsive, childish, over-reliant on his parents... He did too many excessive actions without the heroine expressing that she liked him, and even hurt the heroine at one time. He really doesn't look like a child who grew up under such a tutor, and is a bit disappointed. On the contrary, Mo Yuan behaved very politely and with a sense of boundaries, and has been silently helping the heroine maintain her dignity. There is also a deep connection between the two... In addition to having youth and the love of the heroine, what can Wen Yue do to compete with the second male lead?
This male protagonist is a little out of sorts... Generally speaking, his face is revealed only when he is extremely angry. Although I can understand what the author wants to express, but...
The beginning is great, but the male protagonist becomes so hateful in the middle! I feel like I'm being treated favorably by life, and I don't understand the heroine at all. Overall, it's pretty good.
I'm so annoyed, can you please stop having men?
Didn't the PDF last time make him remember it? Knowing that others are spreading rumors but still letting them go, is this his protection?
Really angry to see this!! I have been holding back from commenting. I personally feel that the author has language problems in many places, unnatural jumps and connections, and unsmooth reading. However, the description of the heroine's shaping and some stream-of-consciousness writing methods and tension make people feel that the flaws are not concealed, so I kept reading. I was really furious when I saw this. What kind of stupid male protagonist would say this without hesitation? Not to mention what kind of image you created of the male protagonist before, it was too fragmented. Just to put this in perspective, this man should not be wanted, and the heroine should be the only one who is beautiful. Not to mention, from beginning to end, the damage is caused by the male protagonist, from indirect to direct. Except for the shelter at the beginning, the heroine never received any real help from the hero. Instead, the hero needed the heroine. Moreover, if I remember correctly, although the superficial meaning is to make excuses for the female protagonist to be the housekeeping aunt, in fact the female protagonist really does all the work, and the male protagonist does not follow up to help a little bit... The male protagonist's performance in the two rumors and scandals was very disappointing, and the image became more and more immature and childish, and he was actually a broken female bro.
I think the male protagonist is obsessed with acting in some bloody drama. . . . The style of painting is so mismatched [covering face, laughing and crying]
The male protagonist's personality changes greatly before and after. If it was foreshadowed that the male protagonist has a paranoid personality, readers may be able to accept it. However, the previous one is just a sudden change in the personality of a good boy, and there are no major events in the plot that cause the male protagonist's personality to change, which is a bit difficult to accept. It is suggested that the author can set up the characters first and then develop the plot reasonably according to the characters.
It's really disgusting to curse the heroine. I don't know why the author would write such words to insult his own daughter? If a man talks to you like this, do you think he loves you?
No... I've already spoken unreasonably twice!! I didn't see how much this man liked the heroine, and he didn't respect her at all!! I don't understand her situation, I'm so speechless