The Rain at Seventeen, Stopped at Thirty

Guan Xiner, a girl from Northeast China, did the boldest thing at seventeen—she slipped a love letter to Lin Bei, the most handsome boy in school, and it was thrown into the trash in public. Thirteen years later, she's a little-known author on novelcodex.org, making a living writing 'domineering CEO chasing wife' fluff. Until at a party, that cold-faced man corners her against the wall: 'The male lead in your novel is based on me, right?' Guan Xiner's legs go weak: 'President Lin... let me explain...' Lin Bei curls his lips: 'No need to explain. The real-life version of the wife-chasing crematorium starts now.' Guan Xiner: '???' —Back then, you threw away my love letter, and now you want to get back together. Lin Bei, have you no shame?'Full novel: The Rain at Seventeen, Stopped at Thirty — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠