I Hear Mr. Ji Has Been Longing for Me for Years

My Quick Transmigration Story: Winning You Over in Famous Paintings is now available. Come check it out! The first time Hua Jin met Ji Chengwei was at the crew’s opening ceremony. She was playing the venomous supporting actress, while he was the “expert” the production had paid a fortune to hire. Their eyes met. She sneered. “What a fraud.” His gaze burned. “I’ve finally found you.” At the hotel, Hua Jin leaned against the doorframe and watched Ji Chengwei repair the air conditioner, his sleeves rolled up to reveal his strong arms. “Can you even fix it? If not, I’ll call the front desk.” Ji Chengwei said, “Don’t casually ask a man if he can do it. It’ll make me think you’re... inviting me.” “Inviting you to do what?” His gaze was smoldering. Hua Jin gritted her teeth. “You lecher.” Ji Chengwei raised an eyebrow and laughed. “You really don’t know how to insult people, do you?” “Lech... You shameless scoundrel!” After a tragic death in her previous life, all Hua Jin wanted in this one was to cultivate a cool, aloof image and quietly focus on her career in show business. She set herself a modest goal: win every major acting award and become a grand slam champion. Later, after winning awards until her hands were full and achieving her dream, Hua Jin finally learned what the seemingly frivolous man, who kept showing up to make his presence known, had sacrificed for her. He was the man whose left eye had been scorched by blood. That day, he knelt on one knee and held her, his gaze tender. “We’ve only been apart for a few years. How did you end up looking like this?” He said, “Don’t worry. I’ll bear this overwhelming sin for you.” This story is mostly sweet with a little angst: the main plot is very sweet, while the secondary plot has a touch of angst. New book, please add it to your collection and send some red beans!