Let's Meet at Sunset

In the autumn of 2014, Lu Li won her final gold medal at the World Championships held in her hometown, then retired in glory. The many triumphs of her competitive career became things of the past.

But just as she thought so many stories had faded away with time, everything quietly came back.

Seven years after retirement.

Lu Li, once a gymnastics star and now an overworked lawyer, has no choice but to accept what fate has in store. She still has no idea whether her former coach was behind some grand conspiracy, but there is one pressing matter right in front of her: she is about to work for the company owned by the person she used to have a crush on.

Beneath the honors and glory lies a dark web that has taken root long ago.

Deep inside the glittering world of business, hidden currents surge and shift.

How will you make your idealism a reality?

"Isn't love at first sight just being attracted to someone's looks?" Lu Li asked with a smile.

Xu Shu answered gently, "It can be a kind of resonance, too. The moment I saw you, my soul moved toward yours."

She heard him say, "Twenty-year-old Xu Shu would have fallen for seventeen-year-old Lu Li, and thirty-year-old me will fall in love with the twenty-seven-year-old you again and again."

A cool, haughty queen who unknowingly knows how to ensnare people X a sly wolf in the guise of a golden retriever

Former world gymnastics champion X former Olympic shooting champion.

1. Happy ending, one-on-one, equally matched leads, mutual pining, and a healthy, uplifting romance.

2. Content warning: there is a gl/lesbian side couple with an ambiguous relationship.

3. The story involves business warfare and anti-corruption in sports. None of the events are based on real people or incidents, so please don't read real-life figures into it.

4. This story shares a setting with the author's other work, Flowing Light Chronicle. Each is a complete story and can be read independently. This is not a sports competition novel.

Theme: It is never too late to pursue fairness. Though thousands stand in my way, I will go.