Madly Flirtatious

[My new book, Surviving the Wilderness: The Fairy Lady Wins Over a Rugged Beastman with Farming, is now out! One-on-one romance: a sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside, lovesick true dragon + an unlucky, flirtatious celestial phoenix + beast world + farming + infrastructure building + adorable cubs. Come say hello!] [Free full story, one-on-one romance: a lovesick, doting wife heroine VS a fatherly wolfdog male lead] When Jian Dan was three, she moved into the Shan family home. Her mother and stepfather just wanted to enjoy life as a couple. Seven-year-old Shan Shu raised her steadily, with solemn silence and care. After more than a decade of relying on each other, it was impossible to know who fell first, or who lost their heart. She pursued his dream by choosing to study medicine, determined to fight alongside him. Later, before either could confess their mutual secret crush, their elders pushed them together, and they impulsively married. But with so little time together, each mistakenly thought the other had fallen for someone else. Jian Dan went abroad, while Shan Shu stayed alone in their marital home. Recently, Jian Dan returned to the country because her mother was having another baby. On her very first day back, she was taken to see Shan Shu at his specialist clinic, and he mistakenly thought she was there to have a baby. Weeks one and two: Jian Dan ignored him and got irritated easily, while Shan Shu kept finding chances to approach her. Week three: They fought side by side and came to admire each other’s professional abilities. Week four: The misunderstanding was cleared up. Shan Shu made an awkward confession, and Jian Dan haughtily turned him down. And so their everyday life went on: They pursued each other, supported one another, and found that no one else would do. With Shan Shu, Jian Dan found her perfect match.