Author:Empty Chrysanthemum
Top Novel about Author Empty Chrysanthemum
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- Waking up from cryo sleep, Shen Siwei received an urgent mission: to disguise himself as a noble negotiator and enter the occupied area under the disguise of negotiations, investigating the background of the leader of the displaced people, Klet.He thought that his noble identity would serve as protection, but little did he know that these displaced people had no limits. As soon as Shen...
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- Your ex-boyfriend is a bit of an eyesore.Rong Kes top celebrity boyfriend made a public announcement about his relationship with someone else.As he was about to reject the man handing him a business card, he learned of this news.He crushed his cigarette and glanced at the card—it was from the top fashion magazine in the industry.Rong Ke took the card, his tone lazy and casual: How do y...
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- Bai Sijuns First Experience as an Editor, Dealing with the Extremely Difficult Author Mei Yuchen.Mei Yuchen had not produced any new works for three years, becoming despondent, disillusioned, and difficult to understand. Under Mei Yuchens torment and criticism, Bai Sijun considered giving up several times, but ultimately persevered.Then, one day, the aloof author suddenly became clingy...
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- Xia Leyang, the youngest son of the richest family in Rui City, returned from studying abroad with great aspirations, only to be handed over to a certain charlatan by his family to settle a debt.Shang Tingzhi, a well-known Feng Shui master in Rui City, known as the Golden Finger of Luxury Homes. Residences designated by him are believed to bring prosperity to the family and business, a...
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- The big tiger bullies the little plum blossom deer into addiction and ends up falling into the trap himself.Perspective of the Little Gong:Down-and-out CEO Xue Wensong is forced to marry the illegitimate child of a big family. After marriage, he discovers many secrets about his new spouse. Until one day, he sees his wife acting as a stand-in for someone else on a movie set. The CEO is ...
