My new novel, Give Marriage a Try, is now underway. Please add it to your collection!
Blurb:
1.
In her fifth year of dating, Jiang Miao breaks up and returns from the capital to her hometown to become a laid-back teacher. Her life is carefree and smooth sailing.
At a get-together with friends, they play truth or dare. Everyone eggs her on to message the first five chats on her WeChat list. The message reads: “I've really missed you lately. I admit I still can't forget you. I've thought long and hard about things and realized how many mistakes I made. I can't bear to let go of your hand. We have a long life ahead of us, and I still want to walk through it with you. Whatever happened before, let's let it go, okay? I want us to get back together.”
A tipsy Jiang Miao is fearless. The first five people on her WeChat list are basically all family and friends, so why not send it?
But then she remembers that she'd just contacted one of her students' fathers. His chat must have been pushed into the top five. Jiang Miao hurriedly grabs her phone to explain: “Sorry to bother you. I lost a game of truth or dare with my friends, and the message I sent was out of line. Please pretend you didn't see it and don't take it to heart.”
As she hits send, the other person replies at that very same moment: “Okay.”
???!!! Oh my god!
Jiang Miao breaks out in a cold sweat! Dude, I don't want to be the other woman! She has no idea what to do when she sees his reply.
SOS... should she tell the kid's mom what her husband is really like...
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Chen Yu has just returned to his office to rest after a night shift when a new WeChat message pops up on his phone. He opens it and freezes.
Seeing that the coldhearted girlfriend who once dumped him without hesitation is asking to get back together in the middle of the night, he pathetically types “Okay” with trembling hands and sends it.
2.
Pretty, laid-back Jiang Miao gets middling grades, neither good nor bad. One point less is unacceptable, and she won't bother scoring one point more.
In her senior year of high school, rumors of the apocalypse spread like wildfire, and girls all rushed to confess to their crushes.
Taking advantage of the occasion, she tentatively “confesses” to her deskmate, Chen Yu:
“...I like you...”
To her surprise, the top student, who usually acts like he wants nothing to do with anyone, replies seriously, “Focus on your studies first. When you get into a university in the capital, I'll say yes.”
Who could have guessed that Jiang Miao would outperform herself on the college entrance exam and end up with a boyfriend just like that?
The whole class is stunned when they get together.
[Content Warnings]
* Pretty, laid-back art teacher X aloof, workaholic doctor
* One-on-one romance, both virgins. The story is 30% school life and 70% city life. Chapters 6-26 are set at school; the rest take place in the city.
Theme: Those who lie flat get to enjoy the world first
The campus part is pretty good, but it gets a little messy later 🙏 🙏 Come on, please
I feel that the rhythm is very strange. This chapter is full of nonsense. The interaction between the protagonists is 0. The introduction of the male and female protagonists has been throughout the whole article. It feels that it does not focus on the story itself. Moreover, the title of the book has nothing to do with the story.
The maintenance cost of this air conditioner is really expensive...
Chen Yu knows nothing about the problems that happened in the past. The two of them are really contradictory.
Finally it's time for the copywriting. When can the two of them talk to each other? They don't communicate with each other and there are many misunderstandings.
Finally tied, waiting for the update
Finished Spreading Flowers ~ The overall plot is pretty good, and the writing is also pretty good, but there are too few scenes of torturing the male protagonist.
It's true that the male and female protagonists didn't even open their mouths, and the most estranged thing was that the male protagonist didn't explain it even though he knew he was having an affair. He had a dirty reputation. He didn't explain until almost the end that it was not related to the senior sister. The female protagonist felt emotionally aggrieved throughout the whole story. So what if the male protagonist keeps chasing his wife? Even if he doesn't feel sorry for the heroine, he can't be considered a cleaner than Colgate, right? Others had scandals with Gu from the early to mid-stage of his fame. The most bizarre thing is that the male protagonist seems to have always known about the situation, but has never taken any steps to explain. It doesn't matter if others misunderstand you. This statement really resonates with me. 💔 In my opinion, being clean in body and mind, and having a clean reputation and a clean household registration.
Haha, the male protagonist just explained it now, which is a bit estranged! This kind of man deserves to be dumped by the heroine
Every time when it comes to the environment, the plot disappears again 💔